2024-10-27 18:38:00
They were treated to a short fireworks display in their honor at the time when the last rays of the sun were flooding Mont Veyrier. The scene failed to disturb Volic. Without trembling, the fourth Chamberian shooter placed the ball on the right of Denervaud like Braillon, Mazars and Poujol before him. In the process, Nagor repelled Brasier’s attempt. His second penalty saved to send Chambéry to 7e round, the tipping point of the event with the entry of professional clubs from Ligue 2.
A minimalist victory, celebrated with music in the privacy of the locker room without much swaying or spinning. “We are only going to remember the qualification,” Savoyard coach Arnaud Marcantei did not boast. “We are in a period of doubt, so it feels good to continue the adventure. We are relieved, because we don’t have…
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Interview with Arnaud Marcantei, Coach of Chambéry
Interviewer: Coach Marcantei, congratulations on securing a spot in the 7th round of the Coupe de France. It seemed like a tense match, especially with the penalties. How do you feel your team performed under pressure?
Marcantei: Thank you! It was indeed a tense match, but I’m proud of how our players handled the pressure. The penalties can be daunting, but Volic stepped up when it mattered most, and Nagor made two crucial saves that were pivotal for us.
Interviewer: The match ended with a minimalist celebration in the locker room. The victory seemed significant despite the ongoing doubts about the team’s performance. How do you manage those doubts moving forward?
Marcantei: We’re certainly in a phase where we need to prove ourselves. While the victory is important, we are focusing more on the progression of our game and regaining our confidence. It’s about building momentum and addressing the areas we need to improve.
Interviewer: With the entry of professional clubs from Ligue 2 in the next round, how do you think this will impact your team’s mindset as they approach these tougher matches?
Marcantei: It will certainly be a challenge, but it’s also an opportunity. Facing tougher opponents can help us grow as a team. We need to see these matches as chances to test our abilities and learn from them.
Interviewer: On that note, let’s engage our readers. What are your thoughts on the professional clubs entering the 7th round? Do you believe Chambéry has what it takes to compete against these teams, or will the pressure be too much? Share your opinions and join the debate!