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Statistics, they say what they want, it seems. In the case of Saint-Étienne, no need to analyze them all over the place, 17th L1 attack with 26 goals, ASSE has stagnated offensively since the start of the Fall.
If defensively the Greens are more reassuring despite a few mishaps (Lyon, Reims), the Stéphanois take points based on a defensive base since the arrival of Pope Cisse and the return from injury of Mathieu Debuchy.
The shoe pinch offensively, with only 26 goals scored (24 by players from Saint-Etienne) since the start of the season, ASSE is L1’s 17th attack tied with Nantes. Only Nîmes and Dijon
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