Football, National 3: the Trélissacois definitively confirm their relegation
In their final match of the season, on their synthetic pitch, TFC offered a summary of their season with a 3-4 defeat against Bassin d'Arcachon. They finished twelfth in Group A of National 3 and will play next season in Regional 1
There was still a glimmer of hope with a possible repechage by going to snatch eleventh place. Especially given the situation of Lège-Cap-Ferret, which risks receiving a three-point penalty for a lack of youth teams. Now, we know that even with that, TFC will be twelfth. Because, this Saturday evening, the Girondins won 2-3 at Onet-le-Château, which does not allow them to save themselves for the moment, even without a penalty, but increases the gap with the representative of Périgord to four points. It would now take at least eleven administrative demotions for the Trélissacois to be able to be re-salvaged. Whereas last year, there were "only" six.
In any case, over the season, TFC doesn't really deserve it. They offered a summary of it this Saturday. First, there was a big dose of nervousness when Jordan Sicaire was late to restart and committed a foul on Lucas De Ataide, a former player of the club. A penalty from Alaeddin Miloudi and 0-1 (8th). Then 0-2 (20th), after two Périgord chances, when Allan Clément, found on the right of the area, recovered on his left foot.
He will have lacked a little of everythingThe Arcachonnais then relaxed and Mehdi Elanbri was able to reduce the gap by taking a cross back (1-2, 30th). And after a few miracles, Ryan Louisor bowed out when Anthony Eustache, found full axis in the depth, perfectly fixed him (2-2, 45th + 1). A logical equalizer for a TFC who then largely dominated' But who managed to return to the locker room with a goal behind, signed Souymane Cissé with a header, on a cross from Radwane El Jeld, another ex-Trélissacois (2-3, 45th + 2).
The home side pressed hard to come back, but Louisor kept a good guard. And, on the counterattack, Cissé scored twice by dribbling past Sicaire (2-4, 57th). Except that once again, Arcachon Bay lost its concentration. De Ataïde, in particular, didn't get along with his goalkeeper and was caught out on the goal line by Ange Gnaleko. Anthony Eustache took advantage of the pass (3-4, 73rd) but, like Moussa Diaby, he then failed to equalize, despite several opportunities. Lack of confidence, concentration, and above all, efficiency: the main problems, on the pitch, of an entire dismal season.
The analysis and reactions can be found in 'DL' this Monday, May 19
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