Le Parisien invites you to analyze and decipher the results of the Ile-de-France amateur clubs and the women’s D1 This Saturday May 7 and Sunday May 8, there was no National 2 and National 3.
The results of the weekend: PSG remain 5 points behind Lyon
Winners in Bordeaux on Saturday (5-1), the PSG girls were hoping for a little boost from Paris FC. But in front of 6,000 spectators at Groupama Stadium, Paris FC lost (2-0) to OL. The Lyonnaises, who therefore maintain a 5-point lead over PSG two days from the end and before their match on May 28, have taken a big step towards the title of champion of France.
Confirming its progress this season, Paris FC, 3rd and qualified for the Champions League, nevertheless performed well. Goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, named to the UNFP trophies, made numerous saves, including a rather exceptional double parade (22nd). The Parisiennes can also regret several badly negotiated offensive moves.
Just before half-time, Ada Hegerberg opened the scoring with a mess (1-0, 44th) then Delphine Cascarino doubled the lead (2-0, 61st). It’s Paris FC’s first defeat in 2022 (7 wins, 1 draw) “It’s frustrating because we had a good game and we conceded this first goal when there wasn’t much time left before the half-time, ”regrets striker Ouleymata Sarr at the Canal + microphone.
The performance: Fleury wins 5-0 at Issy
After the 6-1 conceded at PSG three weeks ago, the Chouettes d’Issy again conceded a heavy defeat in a derby. On Saturday, Fleury came to win (5-0) at the Cité des sports after a big second period thanks to goals from Julie Debever (55th), Rosemonde Kouassi (68th), Kenza Chapelle (85th, 90th + 1), and Lea Le Garrec (89th).
Fleury consolidates his 4th place while maintaining Issy is still not assured. Still 10th, Camille Vaz’s daughters are 3 points ahead of Soyaux with two games remaining. Their calendar is also delicate, with the reception of Montpellier (5th) and a trip to Lyon to finish.
The image: the players of Créteil spoke with their supporters
In a last burst of pride, Créteil, already relegated and red lantern of National, went to snatch the draw at the last minute against Cholet Friday May 6 (4-4). During the match, the supporters had displayed their dissatisfaction on several banners: “catastrophic players”, “catastrophic managers” “Patacatastrophic” (referring to General Manager Rui Pataca) or “Catastrophic Lopes”… Stormy, the atmosphere nevertheless calmed down after the final whistle.
Coach Manu Da Costa and his players came to the stand to chat with the supporters. “A club without a supporter is not a club. It’s not just people being put in a box and told to make noise on game day. They are important people. You have to have this relationship with them and respect them. This season, they have suffered a lot because they love their club. It was important that everyone heard their sadness. It’s part of our job to know how to listen and hear their dissatisfaction and their criticisms when things aren’t going so well. It was done calmly and it was soothing, ”says Da Costa.
He also spoke about his future: “Everyone knows very well the affection I have for this club. I am sad and unhappy. Now, let’s see what’s next. We must take a step back, discuss calmly. And above all not to make the same mistakes, because otherwise it would become critical for the future of the club. »
The player: Kevin Farade (Créteil)
Author of a double Friday, May 6 against Cholet, Kevin Farade brought his total to 13 goals. Quite remarkable statistics in a team often in pain. Farade is National’s sixth scorer. “He’s a boy who has made great strides this season,” explains his coach Manu Da Costa.
For his 2nd season in Créteil (4 goals last year), Farade, 26, had one of the best seasons of his career after playing at PSG as a youngster, at Lusitanos Saint-Maur, Entente SSG and Bobigny where he had scored 13 goals in 2019-2020 (before the shutdown in March due to the Covid).
History: Versailles and Linas-Montlhéry invited to the Stade de France
Like 29 other amateur teams who participated in the 32nd final of the Coupe de France, the players of Versailles (N2), semi-finalists, and Linas-Montlhéry (N3), 16th finalist, were invited by the FFF and its partner BetClic to attend the Coupe de France final between Nantes and Nice on Saturday May 7 at the Stade de France. An unforgettable day for Linas-Montlhéry who won in the afternoon at Les Ulis (1-0) in a late game.
” It was a pleasure. It’s super nice from the FFF, because we don’t often have the opportunity to be invited, says Johan Roca, the captain of Linas-Montlhéry. This is good, because we come out of a victory which seals our maintenance in N3. We first dined together, then had a good evening with this final at the Stade de France. We hope that this initiative will continue next year and that we will again be in the 32nd final. After the spotlight during our course, this invitation rewards amateur clubs that have achieved a great course like us. »
The results
NATIONAL (29th day). Creteil – Cholet 4-4, Laval – Red Star 2-2.
D1 FEMALE (20th day). Issy-Fleury 0-5, Bordeaux-PSG 1-5, Lyon-Paris FC 2-0.
NATIONAL 3 (game late). Les Ulis – Linas-Montlhery 0-1.
