After the rain comes good weather, and with it, the rankings become clearer. Following a convincing victory in Biterrois, it is now known that the Mirevalais have the upper hand in the upcoming D2 matches. The teammates of Brice Ambroggiani could very well have a significant advantage after facing Florensac and La Pointe Courte on the night of April 19th.
On the other hand, Sanchez-De Felice’s team did not manage to secure a second consecutive victory. They were abruptly stopped with a challenging upcoming schedule. The goalkeeper was sent off before the hour mark, making the rest of the game a long ordeal.
In D3, the Thau derby largely favored the Sétois who are currently on a good streak with three games without defeat. Led by Imad Talbi, they were unstoppable, just like the first team, deploying a heavy artillery against the Balarucois.
In the Veterans’ Hérault Cup, Asfac’s Muscatiers failed in their quest for a spot in the semi-finals in Agde. With the goalkeeper sent off before the final quarter of an hour, facing a formidable team became too complicated. Finally, in the Maurice-Martin Challenge, Bruno Ascension’s men exited gracefully. The Mézois were defeated by La Clermontaise who plays in D1, allowing them to focus fully on the championship.
(Source: ASM34 II / Pointe Courte 6-0, Villeneuve-lès-Béziers / AS Mirevalaise 1-4, SC Sète / St. Balarucois 7-2. Veterans’ Hérault Cup: RCO Agde / Asfac 5-2. Maurice-Martin Challenge: Clermontaise II (D1) / Mèze SFC (D3) 4-0.)
