Par Sports Editorial in Caen
Published on Apr 8, 24 at 5:43 p.m. See my news Follow Sport in Caen
The players of Caen Basket Calvados are launched into the home stretch of Phase 2 of Nationale 1 until April 16, 2024. They are now aiming for only one thing: a victory in Quimper this Friday 12 and a success against Chartres in home on Tuesday 16, to grab first place, the only one available to obtain the ticket for direct promotion to Pro B, without having to go through the playoffs.
A dance that made the Palais des Sports shake
Mounir Bernaoui and his CBC teammates know that they will once again be able to count on a hot audience in their quest for final victory. During the last match, Saturday April 6 against Tours (81-64), the spectators at the Palais des Sports also delivered a very high level performance. After the meeting, coach Stéphane Eberlin got straight to the point on the subject: “We have a great audience, he’s a real sixth man”.
Aside from the usual “defense, defense” falling by the thousands from the stands at the start of the game, the spectators happily let themselves be carried away by some entertainment, including a dance orchestrated by the CBC announcer, Pierre Salzmann. Between the third and fourth quarters, electro music accompanied the fans’ swaying hips. The 4,200 spectators played the game, and the visual effect was explosive:
550,000 views in less than 24 hours
Posted the day after the match in the evening, the video quickly created a buzz on the club’s social networks. No fewer than 550,000 views were recorded in less than 24 hours.
A few moments after the match, and to wish the players good luck in their trip to Quimper, the Caen supporters then launched a standing ovation.
A historic standing ovation
Boosted by the timer broadcast on the central cube, the spectators then gave their voices and their arms to encourage their protégés. For 3 minutes and 47 seconds precisely!
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Since the start of the season, the popular fervor surrounding this Nationale 1 team, the third French level, has continued to grow. At the ticket office, the observation is clear: 15 wickets closed in 19 matches this season.
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2024-04-08 15:43:07
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