Football (National 2): ​​Anglet crucified in Hyères

LThe doors to the Basque locker room have been closed for a long time. There was a heavy, almost eerie silence inside. My head is down, my eyes are staring into space, and my frustration is immense. It takes more than 10 hours by bus to reach Anglais, and at the start of five minutes of extra time, this image of the penalty awarded for dangerous play (high feet, according to referee Mr. Gaches) is played over and over again. In the minds of Cédric Pardeilhan's players. Coach Anglo finally opened the door, clenching his jaw. “This is annoying. We don't deserve this. There is never any punishment for this behavior. No one from Hyérois, the bench of Hyères, asks for this sanction, the fruit of a man who had the pleasure of giving victory to Hyères. »

We're playing in the 90th minute when Ebrard, a local centre-forward, sticks his head out of Giffard's frame, sticks the ball out and is in a good position, almost on the goal line. When the whistle blew, match referee Aymeric Gaches pointed to the penalty spot, surprising Genêts, who could not believe it. “He signaled a dangerous play (from Romain Thomas), but that was wrong. It's never wrong. Anglet is not judged like others. We have the smallest budget, but we must be respected. We will continue to fight, but my head hurts,” Cédric Pardeilhan continued. Cédric Pardeilhan, ruminating on the action in the 61st minute, being badly tackled in the Box of Truth when Lapeyre adjusted Andréani, performed the counter seamlessly in the role of Laplace. of passers-by. “He's spreading his legs and we're not whistling anything about this behavior! »

low block

After Fréjus-Saint-Raphaël (0-1 on August 24) and Toulon (0-1 on September 21), the Angloys fell for the third time in Var under special conditions, but always with impeccable spirit. Yesterday, on the leaders' turf after six draws at home and their first win of the season, Genêts had accomplished their task before this terrible reversal of fortunes.

In a cautious low block with five lines looking to close the gap in front of Giffard, the Angloys knew that the slightest hesitation could turn into a moment of tension and pressure on goal. It's a cautious strategy that makes sense when you read the huge gap in the standings between the two teams, highlighted by Ierroir's offensive helplessness at home, as analyzed by Cédric Pardeilhan.

Good evening Giffard

And if HFC were sluggish and uninspired in the first period, they were content with Brun's too-crossing strike tempting Giffard's post-bass (17th) and Ebrard's percussion too bizarre to correct El Farissi's deep serve (39th ) The second period was logically more painful as Varroa returned with his fangs. El Parisi (No. 52), who strikes from a dangerous angle, Brun (No. 56), who cleverly changes direction after receiving a corner kick, and Kouyaté (No. 60), who hits a particularly clean shot, deftly stretching on his attempts to beat Giffard. made it shine HFC central defender. Var's new entrant Mathieu missed the recovery from El Farissi's cross (67th), Elogo did not have the right timing at the second post (77th) and Giffard again rescued his team from his line (87th) ). Defender.

Anglais bent its back, but never collapsed under the waves of Hyères thanks to its collective rigor, without a false note deserving a completely different reward. Until that damn injury time. Enraged!

Hyères 1 – 0 Anglés

Rio Hyères (Peruc Stadium) half time 0-0 arbitrator M. Gaches audience 400
but Ebrard (90e+ 2sp)
In Hyères, Ebrard (53rd), El Farissi (68th) and Dilemfu (74th) were booked. Thomas of Anglet (90th), Leriche (90th+1), Haure (90th+1).
Hieres Andréoni – Cordoval (Cap, Savane 81e), Behlow, Kouyate, Djabou – Elogo Guintangui, Buisson (Mathieu 46e), Dilemfu – Brun (Aniss 75e), Ebrard, El Farissi (Fofana 75e).
anglelet Giffard – Becaas, Guevel (Ouraghi 78e), Mendiburu (Cap), Leriche, Haure – Laplace Palette (Ros 65e), Ruiz, Thomas, T.Lapeyre (M.Lapeyre 85e) – Nguea Mandengue (Sanha 65e)