2024-03-03 12:48:00
Zapping Football National Coupe de France: Calais, Quevilly, El-Biar, … the greatest exploits of the competition
Toulouse welcomes OGC Nice this Sunday March 3 at the Stadium. On a series of three victories in the last four championship matches, the Violets are in full revival. Also building on good performances in the Europa League against Benfica Lisbon, TFC approaches this meeting with renewed confidence and a desire to move a little further away from the relegation zone. If they win, they could take a seven-point lead over 16th-placed Lorient. For its part, OGC Nice hopes to return to the podium in the event of victory. A high-stakes match which sees the Aiglons leading the score at the break.
A gag goal puts the Aiglons on the right track
The yellow card in the second minute of the match against Khéphren Thuram foreshadowed a match full of intensity. Indeed, there was a lot of rhythm at the start of the match, with both teams tirelessly trying to gain control of the ball. On Nice’s first intrusion into the Toulouse camp, Moffi found himself in the right area at the right time to open the scoring. After a fleeing cross from the right, Guillaume Restes pushed the ball away as best he could. The latter bounced on the knee of Terem Moffi before entering the goals (0-1, in the 7th minute). An opportunistic goal which allows the Nigerian striker to find the net again with the Aiglons, two months after his last goal. Carles Martinez Novell’s men then tried to retaliate, in vain. After a classy collective movement, Vincent Sierro saw his shot go off target (10th), while Dallinga was very close to scoring one of the goals of the season, but his acrobatic attempt escaped Marcin’s cage Bulka (27th). In the 43rd minute, Donnum came close to equalizing with a curling left-footed shot but the Polish goalkeeper was on target. The GYM had the opportunity to make the break twice (Guesand, 37th and Bard, 39th) but came up against a vigilant Guillaume Restes. This first half was very balanced with many chances on both sides, but it was the Aiglons who took the lead at the break.
To sum up
Toulouse welcomes OGC Nice this Sunday March 3 at the Stadium. On a series of three victories in the last four championship matches, TFC is in the midst of a revival. Also building on good performances in the Europa League against Benfica Lisbon, TFC approaches this meeting with renewed confidence and a desire to move a little further away from the relegation zone. If they win, they could take a seven-point lead over 16th-placed Lorient. For its part, OGC Nice hopes to return to the podium in the event of victory. A high-stakes match which sees the Aiglons leading the score at the break.
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