2023-09-23 08:31:40
A relief. In bad shape after a bad start to the season (4 defeats in the first 5 matches), Paris FC woke up at the right time last Saturday against the Amiénois coleadeur by winning 3-0. A benchmark match which allows the capital club to leave the red zone for the first time (15th).
“It was a great performance against a dynamic team,” said coach Stéphane Gilli. Offensively we performed well. We erased a lot of individual errors compared to our previous matches. I was able to benefit from almost all of our full squad and this allowed me to return to our preferential 4-2-3-1 system. The victory against Amiens gives credit to everything we have done and gives us confidence. Now we have to move on! »
The PFC will play three matches in eight days with a trip to Ajaccio this Saturday (7 p.m.) then the reception of Laval on Tuesday for the last home match relocated to the Aube stadium in Troyes before another trip on Saturday September 30 to Annecy . “We are focused on Ajaccio. The Corsicans have just lost (3-0 at Guingamp) and they will be keen to react, indicates the Parisian coach. We also risk coming across a complicated lawn.”
Relegated from L1, AC Ajaccio is struggling at the start of the season and remains in 4 matches without success and a 17th relegation place at stake. Lamine Gueye, injured, is out. Arriving at PFC at the beginning of September after leaving Schalke 04 (2nd German division) on a free basis, central defender Timothée Kolodziejczak, double winner of the Europa League (2015 and 2016), is not yet 100% ready to make his first appearance in the group. “The goal is to make a series,” announces Gilli. It’s up to us to repeat the same performance as against Amiens to bring something back. »
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