Football: a very special menu for the club of five from the Thau basin

Une traversée de l’étang et un derby pour le SC Sète.

Embellie attendue pour l'Asfac, derby capital pour Sète et Mèze : les enjeux sont importants en Ligue ces 6 et 7 avril.

It’s an important day, it will inevitably have consequences for teams from the Thau basin, like Asfac which will go to Canet-en-Roussillon with big ambitions. The scenario may prove decisive. A victory, favorable results on the other grounds of Pool B of R1 and Asfac could find itself in a comfortable sixth place in the ranking.

A performance as desired as it was unexpected at this time of the season. We're not there yet but the Muscatiers, undefeated for four matches in all competitions, have shown, particularly against the leaders, that they are capable of achieving feats.

Headaches for the vanquished!

In R3, it’s a derby between neighbors from opposite banks of the Thau that will get people talking. Its outcome, whatever happens, will be painful for one of the two protagonists. The Sétois have the obligation to keep the Atlas at bay, the Mézois have a great need for points. For Éric Miramond, the calendar does not seem favorable. Over the six remaining days, there are three derbies and two confrontations with direct rivals (Saint-Affrique and Pérols). Not easy at all! The Mezois coach wants to mobilize his troops. His players showed, unfortunately too often in sequence, that they could compete with the best. Individual mistakes and lack of concentration have also, too often, influenced the results.

While the Stade Balarucois will be on forced rest, Florent Pascal with the Asfac reserve will host the AF Catalan with the ambition of definitively putting himself in the game. shelter and, indirectly, to benefit its former Mézois partners.

This Saturday at 6:30 p.m.:
Asfac II/AF Catalan.
This Sunday at 3 p.m.:
Canet-Roussillon II/Asfac,
Mèze SFC/SC Sète.
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