2023-09-27 00:19:09
Author of a checkered start to the season, like its defeat at Ajaccio this Saturday (2-1), Paris FC will try to find some color and resume its march forward against Laval this Tuesday evening (8:45 p.m.). For their last match at the Aube stadium, before meeting Charléty on October 7 against Auxerre, Stéphane Gilli’s men will have a lot to do against Laval who are at the top of Ligue 2 with 16 points in seven games.
This Saturday, the Parisians once again showed to what extent they could offer their supporters an uninspired performance. More determined and offensive, the Ajaccians perfectly controlled the tempo of this match to prevent the PFC from creating chances, then falling back into the mistakes of the first matches. Because the start of the season is very delicate for the Parisians, who only beat Amiens and Concarneau, losing five times. This record offers them no better than 16th place, tied with Dunkerque and Valenciennes, the first two in the red zone.
The Tchokounté menace
However, the Laval reception is not the perfect opportunity to get back on track. Because the Laval residents are surfing in Olympic form. Saved thanks to a great end to the season last May, the Mayennais have continued their momentum perfectly by piling up five victories and a draw in seven matches since the resumption. Malik Tchokounté, who arrived from Nîmes this summer, is no stranger to this success. The striker, who trained in Nice and played for Paris FC, has already scored three goals.
Eight other second division matches are on the program this Tuesday. At the top of the table, Caen hosts Grenoble in a valuable match to try to keep up with Laval. For relegation, the bottom four compete. Dunkirk hosts Quevilly-Rouen, while Concarneau will face Valenciennes at the Stade du Hainaut.
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