The mission of Julien Sablé was delicate for his first on the bench of AS Saint-Etienne. Humiliated 5-0 by Lyon in the derby before the international break, AS Saint-Etienne has confirmed that she was still convalescente after the huge building caused by the departure of Oscar Garcia this week. Opposite, the LOSC of Marcelo Bielsa was also in search of certainties. His victory at Metz (0-3) a fortnight ago gave him no guarantee, but this team may be returning fully to his season.
Thiago Mendes still determining
If Lille-Sainté was not the most spectacular match of the season for both teams, the essential was elsewhere. Marcelo Bielsa and Julien Sablé, with a different phrasing, had put aesthetics aside. This gave an intense and bitter match, in which both formations played with tight lines. Since a few matches, Lille plays with more personality and it is still a virtue that the men of Bielsa have shown. They unblocked the situation at the heart of the first period on an unstoppable head of Nicolas Pépé after a good center El Ghazi (1-0, 20th), showing in passing that their attackers are slowly finding their marks.
Serious without being necessarily inspired, the Greens did not let go and managed to equalize just before the break by exploiting a fault in the defense Lille. Thiago Maia, late on an acceleration of Bryan Dabo, has had a little quack while provoking a penalty. Jonathan Bamba, Etienne most decisive since the beginning of the season, has allowed the Greens to return to the locker room with confidence (1-1, 44th).
The second act offered a similar configuration. Lille held the ball and was more enterprising by multiplying the interesting situations around the last thirty meters. The LOSC hit the goal more than its opponent, too. Saint-Etienne narrowly avoided the 2-1 thanks to Stéphane Ruffier, author of a flapper flapper on a powerful free-kick of El Ghazi (67th), but it was only part discount. The visitors' doorman remained nailed on a wound-up wonder from Thiago Mendes (2-1, 71st). At the end of the match, Ponce added a third goal to give a little relief to Lille's victory (3-1, 89th). Meanwhile, Pajot had missed the equalizer on a Bamba (84). Julien Sablé has some work to do. Lille, for its part, does not not a huge margin but the LOSC is coming out of the relegation zone. It's a lesser evil.
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The mission of Julien Sablé was delicate for his first on the bench of AS Saint-Etienne. Humiliated 5-0 by Lyon in the derby before the international break, AS Saint-Etienne has confirmed that she was still convalescente after the huge building caused by the departure of Oscar Garcia this week. Opposite, the LOSC of Marcelo Bielsa was also in search of certainties. His victory at Metz (0-3) a fortnight ago gave him no guarantee, but this team may be returning fully to his season.
Thiago Mendes still determining
If Lille-Sainté was not the most spectacular match of the season for both teams, the essential was elsewhere. Marcelo Bielsa and Julien Sablé, with a different phrasing, had put aesthetics aside. This gave an intense and bitter match, in which both formations played with tight lines. Since a few matches, Lille plays with more personality and it is still a virtue that the men of Bielsa have shown. They unblocked the situation at the heart of the first period on an unstoppable head of Nicolas Pépé after a good center El Ghazi (1-0, 20th), showing in passing that their attackers are slowly finding their marks.
Serious without being necessarily inspired, the Greens did not let go and managed to equalize just before the break by exploiting a fault in the defense Lille. Thiago Maia, late on an acceleration of Bryan Dabo, has had a little quack while provoking a penalty. Jonathan Bamba, Etienne most decisive since the beginning of the season, has allowed the Greens to return to the locker room with confidence (1-1, 44th).
The second act offered a similar configuration. Lille held the ball and was more enterprising by multiplying the interesting situations around the last thirty meters. The LOSC hit the goal more than its opponent, too. Saint-Etienne narrowly avoided the 2-1 thanks to Stéphane Ruffier, author of a flapper flapper on a powerful free-kick of El Ghazi (67th), but it was only part discount. The visitors' doorman remained nailed on a wound-up wonder from Thiago Mendes (2-1, 71st). At the end of the match, Ponce added a third goal to give a little relief to Lille's victory (3-1, 89th). Meanwhile, Pajot had missed the equalizer on a Bamba (84). Julien Sablé has some work to do. Lille, for its part, does not not a huge margin but the LOSC is coming out of the relegation zone. It's a lesser evil.
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