It is the confrontation between two teams who will reach the next level in their respective championship. And this 81st Indre Cup final will be played for many years now (excluding Covid-19) at the Gaston-Petit stadium in Châteauroux. “For our players in particular, this is the avowed goal all seasons. They only dream of one thing, to play on the magnificent lawn of the Gaston-Petit stadium.“says Vincent Chenot, president of US Le Poinçonnet.
We have planned make-up sessions and of course buses to reach Gaston-Petit – Akim Hamil Chairman SA Issoudun
On the side of Issoudun, after being deprived of the Indre Cup Following behavior that no one wants to see again in the stands, leaders, players and coaches have turned the page. Make way for the field and the football party. “We want this final to be a big celebration for our club. We mobilized all the club’s licensees with the added bonus of make-up sessions. We have also planned buses to reach Gaston-Petit. Sportingly I think it will be 50-50“says Akim Hamil the president of the club.
We meet more and more people at Poinçonnet who encourage us for this final – Vincent Chenot US President Le Poinçonnet
For US Le Poinçonnet, the support of the supporters has gone up a notch. “We meet more and more people at Poinçonnet who encourage us for this final. Like ‘we’re behind you, we’re going to win.’ There is really a big motivation and an interest that is growing more and more for our first team” rejoices Vincent Chenot the president of US Le Poinçonnet. This final will be directed by the referee Jaffart Abdeladi. And it will be to follow on France Bleu Berry this Saturday from 8:15 p.m. for a kick-off at 8:30 p.m.