"Stade Lavallois Fights for Survival in Ligue 2: The Possibility of a Giant Screen at Francis Le Basser Stadium and a Tango Tide in Picardy"

2023-05-28 10:00:05

The maintenance will therefore be decided during the 38th day of Ligue 2 for Stade Lavallois. The Mayenne club will travel to Amiens, already certain of playing in the second division next year. After its success against Nîmes (2-0) on Friday, Laval is still in the running.

Downstream, the installation of a giant screen at the Francis Le Basser stadium is being considered with the services of Laval Agglomeration and the club. Not impossible if not that the square of Boston turns into a fan zone, as for the title match in National against the Red Star last year.

In a tweet a few minutes after the end of the match on Friday, the president of the departmental council, Olivier Richefou, assured that the community “will mobilize to support the club and its supporters” in Amiens. Buses of fans will take the direction of Picardy on Friday. A probable Tango tide on its way to the north of France.

A Tango tide in Picardy

Captain Jimmy Roye knows what to expect. “I know that there are many Laval residents who will make the trip according to my sources (laughs). Whether there is an audience or not, you have to have an extra soul in these matches. I’ve played so many that I know what I’m talking about. It is not known which Amiens team will line up. We don’t know how they will play. It is not known if the stadium will be full or empty“explained the player after the match against Nîmes.

“What I know is that there are people who will make the trip for us, there will be thousands of Laval residents watching their TV, so we have to give everything. I played maintenance all my career with Niort, with Gazélec, I know these contexts” termine Jimmy Roye.

Stade Lavallois was scheduled to play maintenance until the end. Until Friday’s exciting final, it’s going to be a long, very long week for the club’s supporters and observers*.*