Game. Greens should have paid their inefficiency
With seven regular and less, injured and decision Willy Sagnol, Bordeaux was logically and dominated the first half. Disorganized recovery, unable to string together passes in the offensive animation, Girondins underwent Etienne pressure. Saint-Etienne has stepped situations, but has only materialized. The Greens have been too awkward in the last act to further exploit. And they were punished with the equalizer Bordeaux, lucky but symbolic contrast with the Gironde efficiency.
Kevin Monnet-Paquet against Bordeaux at the 7th day – AFP
With half-time in the legs, eleven unique Bordeaux found some benchmarks and Saint-Etienne had more difficulty in imposing his game to recovery. It was not until the entrance of Renaud Cohade and return to usual 4-3-3 for the Greens regain control of the debate. But they have not been more realistic than in the first act. The penalty would be dropped again if Lionel Jaffredo had given the penalty which was necessary for the Girondins late in the game. And Etienne can finally be lucky not to have paid through their lack of realism.
Players: Carrasso in every time
He started the game on one knee, destabilized by a firecracker came to have fun with him. It has not always been perfect, like a bad move on Ricky van Wolfswinkel in the second half. But Cedric Carasso, unbeatable failure to post the more academic style all its parades, will remain the main architect of the point made by Bordeaux Geoffroy Guichard. Before him, Tiago had a delicate Illori starts before getting power over the match. It was mostly by scoring the decisive equalizer, again in a very academic style.
In Saint-Etienne, Saint-Maximin young Allan has posted its full potential, posing a lot of problems in the Bordeaux defense with his speed. And room for improvement, with too much waste in the finish. Franck Tabanou, decisive passer, was very dangerous with his offensive contribution and quality of its centers. Paradoxically, Ricky van Wolfswinkel scored on his most difficult time and missed the easy ones. Max-Alain Gradel tried without much success much. Kevin Monnet-Paquet for his part, was less prominent than in their last matches.
The turning point that has not happened: The non-whistle penalty gives regrets Bordeaux
93rd minute: Saint-Etienne throws himself into the attack to make a difference, but it is Bordeaux that is created on a last chance against. Thomas Toure inherits the ball in the center of the pitch and shifts perfectly Nicolas Maurice-Belay, who comes alone with Stéphane Ruffier. He attempts the hook on the outside porter Etienne, who misses the ball and catches the foot of Bordeaux with his arm. Lionel Jaffredo allows play to continue not giving a penalty that could have allowed the Girondins to impose, and join the OM lead.
Willy Sagnol tries to calm his players after the penalty denied Bordeaux facing St. Etienne. – Panoramic
The question: Why Sagnol he fielded a team also redesigned
A reading of the composition of Bordeaux, one would have thought that Willy Sagnol had decided to “swing” match in Saint-Etienne, which was however a clash between the second and third in the standings, with the prospect of returning to the height Marseille leader. Already without two key injured Lamine Sane and Gégory Sertic coach girondin surprised everyone by leaving Mariano, Jaroslav Plasil, Diego Rolan, Cheick Diabate and Nicolas Maurice-Belay on the bench. Only four of his regulars began at Geoffroy-Guichard.
Decision Sagnol seemed the more suicidal it does not seem to impose. Certainly Bordeaux replays in less than three days against Rennes on Sunday at 14:00, but the Girondins had received six days off since their victory against Evian (2-1), and they are not involved in the European Cup next week. If a meeting seemed suitable for turnover, it was rather that against Rennes at home against a team that remains on two heavy defeats. Sagnol decided otherwise. The ineffectiveness of the Greens will do him regret that decision.
Willy Sagnol Bordeaux coach during a game against St. -Etienne – Panoramic
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