ASSE won (1-0) on the lawn ofAngers SCO this weekend and took a big step towards sustaining it. The players of Claude Puel performed well against those of Stéphane Moulin, uninspired. The Greens took advantage of this irregularity to afford the Angevins on a nice strike from Wahbi Khazri, which once again proves his ability to make a difference when he’s 100% fit and involved. Faced with this exciting victory, the end of the season promises to be less gloomy at AS Saint-Etienne.
ASSE is doing well in Angers
ASSE performed well at Angers. Something to please the former player Patrick Guillou, in the columns of the Progress. “The fever is rising, as in Angers. A well-crafted match. High level. Play and intensity” Champions League “. Collective movements, creativity in the corridors. Quick decision-making. The team progresses and Faced with this exciting game, the Angevins were swept away. Stored in the cupboard. Besides those who came out, Trauco, Kolodziejczak, Youssouf and Boudebouz largely contributed to the success of Saint-Etienne. Wahbi Khazri even managed to to prick the costume of the providential savior usually reserved for the Castres coach. “
A trompe-l’oeil victory?
For the consultant of Canal + Pierre Ménès, ASSE also had the chance to come across a bad Angevin team. “At the start of the afternoon, we saw why Angers is undoubtedly the most irregular team in Ligue 1. The SCO is able to put out a brilliant and controlled performance and the following week, deliver a non-match . The second scenario took place against a team from Saint-Etienne, however very diminished but who played with self-sacrifice and will. And when you have a player of Khazri’s quality, that makes the difference. The Tunisian’s goal , registered with a magnificent curled shot, was enough to make the Greens happy. “
Finally always in Progress, Patrick Guillou launched a small spade to the leaders of Saint-Etienne. “From now on, everything must be smooth, controlled and without roughness. However, football at ASSE must breathe and sweat passion. To avoid possible legal proceedings, not to be accused of conspirators, letter writers put away their prickly feathers . Enough is enough !”
By Matthew