A new football weekend and a new meeting. “Le Parisien” invites you to analyze and decipher the results of amateur clubs in Île-de-France.
The poster of the weekend: Paris Atletico power 13
One more pitfall for the club from the 13th arrondissement on the way to a historic accession to the National. On a series of 6 games without defeat, Sainte-Geneviève nevertheless presented itself as a major challenge for Paris 13 Atletico. But Fabien Valeri’s team once more showed great control during this derby. After the opening of the score of the Portuguese Thiago Castro (18th), Sainte-Geneviève had equalized thanks to the 8th goal of the season from Alain Ipielé (63rd).
But proof that the leader has great mental strength, he immediately regained the advantage on a goal from Kémo Kenneh (2-1, 66th). Paris 13 Atletico, undefeated since September 11, brings its unbeaten streak to 13 games (10 wins including 5 in a row in 2022 and 3 draws). The leader of group B retains an 8-point lead over Fleury and 12 over the Lusitanos Saint-Maur, respectively winners at Schiltigheim (1-0) and Metz (3-1) on Saturday evening.
The perf just missed: Créteil misses the feat in Bourg-en-Bresse
Decimated by the Covid, Créteil had to postpone its last three National matches. The trip on Saturday evening to Bourg-en-Bresse, installed on the podium (3rd) promised to be very delicate. Fears confirmed by a start to the match where the Cristoliens were quickly led (2-0, 34th). But instead of collapsing, they came back thanks to a double from Kevin Farade (40th, 72nd). Unfortunately for them, they gave up in added time (3-2, 90th + 2). Créteil remains 16th and relegated.
“We are frustrated but also very sad,” said coach Manu Da Costa at a press conference. When there is such a burst of energy… You fight once morest a lot of things. Football punishes you sometimes. We have two or three possibilities to get the three points, we start with zero. The boys don’t deserve the scenarios they’ve been living through since the start of the season. »
The smile of the weekend: Bobigny in quarters of the Gambardella
There will be a representative from Ile-de-France in the quarter-finals of the Coupe Gambardella, the Coupe des France for under-18s. Bobigny (R1) achieved a major performance by qualifying in Loiret at Saran (R1) an undefeated team this season (9 league wins, 8 in Gambardella). Led 2-0 at the break, Bobigny managed to snatch a penalty shootout thanks to Pape Camara (68th), and Mohamed Lahlal during additional time (90th + 2, 2-2). A session where goalkeeper William Mbombo was the hero with 2 saves and a converted shot on goal (3-2).
At the Boutroux stadium, there was a great atmosphere to support the young people of Idy Anne once morest Rennes. But Paris 13 Atletico (R2) lost to the Rennes armada (2-0) despite a good second period following Wilson Samake’s double (6th, 23rd). The captain of Rennes is a Parisian from 94 who played at AS Orly before joining Brittany in 2018.
Player: Anthony Petrilli (Fleury)
At 28, the Fleury striker, trained at the Girondins de Bordeaux, is a regular at the National 2 where he has already scored 60 goals with Ivry, the PSG reserve, Trélissac, the Herbiers. At Fleury for three years, Anthony Petrilli is having one of the best seasons of his career. Author of the winning goal on Saturday in Schiltigheim, he brought his total to 11 achievements. His record for the 2016-2017 season when he scored 14 goals with Trélissac is not far away.
The number: 6
It was the last chance match for the Entente Sannois-Saint-Gratien. By winning once morest the Lens reserve (1-0) thanks to a goal from midfielder Théo Bodet, 24, trained at the Girondins de Bordeaux, the ESSG ended a sad series of six consecutive defeats. The last success of the Val-d’Oise club dates back to November 20 in Belfort (1-0). Still bottom of Group B, the Entente is within three points of Lens (15th).
The sentence: “I find it stupid that no club in the Paris region lends its stadium to Versailles”
Author of a draw (1-1) at the leader Versailles with his Chartres team on Saturday during the clash at the top of group A of National 2, Jean-Pierre Papin spoke of the great adventure of Versailles in the Coupe de France. “They represent the National 2 well. It shows that at our level, there are also clubs that work well. Even though they only knocked out a top club, Toulouse, I can only take my hat off to them. »
“All amateur clubs would dream of making their way and being in their place in the semi-finals. We, the first… In Nice, it will be more complicated. But we were already saying that before they went to Toulouse. So, everything is possible… But forgive me the expression, but I find it stupid that no club in the Paris region lends them its stadium. The Parc des Princes would have been great. They really deserved it. »
The results
LEAGUE 2 (25th day). Guingamp (10th) – Paris FC (2nd) 1-1
NATIONAL (22nd day). Bourg-en-Bresse (3rd) – Créteil (16th) 3-2; Monday, 8:45 p.m.: Red Star (14th) – Annecy (4th) (Bauer stadium)
NATIONAL 2 (19th day). Group A: Versailles (1st) – Chartres (4th) 1-1; Saint-Malo (12th) – Poissy (13th) 2-0. Group B: Belfort (12th) – Bobigny (4th) 1-2; Schiltigheim (14th) – Fleury (2nd) 0-1; Sainte-Geneviève (11th) – Paris 13 Atletico (1st) 1-2; Entente SSG (16th) – Lens (b) (15th) 1-0; Metz (b) – Lusitanos Saint-Maur 1-3
GAMBARDELLA CUP (8th final). Paris 13 Atletico (elim.) – Rennes 0-2; Saran – Bobigny (qual.) 2-3 on pens (2-2).
In parentheses, the ranking of the clubs.
