Football: Beaucaire, be careful that things don’t get tough…

Tamba and the Beaucairois must move forward again. FREE NOON – ERIC DOLADILLE

As part of the 19th day of National 3, Beaucaire (8th, 21 points) welcomes Lucciana (9th, 19 points), Saturday March 16 at 2:30 p.m. at the Philibert-Schneider stadium. A victory would be welcome for a Gard team which has not won in three matches.

Eight days before the end of the championship, here is Beaucaire and his XXL recruitment from last summer (Koura, Sané, Ammour, Gregorio, Hsissane) as far from his ambitions at the top of the table as close to the red zone, 8th at 5 points above the waterline (12th).
''I've been saying it for three months and no one believes me; be careful with maintenance, points out Stade President Xavier Mouret. There, we play Lucciana (9th), Cannet-Rocheville (12th) and Rousset (11th). If you win three times in a row, you can be 3rd. Otherwise, if things go badly, you can be 12th. But we are not in a dynamic where we say to ourselves that we are going to win three times in a row…''

Beaucairois lacking in efficiency

Let Sofyan Carletta's men start by winning a match, something they have not managed to do for three outings (a draw against Ardziv and two defeats, against the & rsquo;OM II and Istres). ''The problem is that you don't score (10th attack) and, therefore, that you can't win, continues Mouret. And even if you are strong defensively (best defense with Istres, 16 goals conceded), you do not have enough margin and you are not safe from a goal against or from the penalty spot.''

Everyone on a commando mission ?

In these gray times, where could the brightening come from ? ''There, the hope that we This is because the Corsicans perform less well away from home than at home, notes the Stade president. There is that and the fact that Lucas Valls (middle) is coming back. These are the only factors where we can have a little hope for tomorrow (Saturday). Afterwards, for the rest, there is nothing at all.''& ;nbsp;The reception of the island training still very much resembles a commando mission.''In the staff, we are on alert. Now, I don't know if the players are on a commando mission, concludes Mouret.