The Luynes Sports team is having an exceptional start to the year with an impressive record of five wins and two draws. The Luynois are displaying outstanding form, sending a strong message to their competitors that they must be taken seriously in the race for the top.
Match after match, the team is showing its solidity, determination, and efficiency – qualities that are making all the difference. This positive streak is not by chance but the result of rigorous work and an impeccable mindset.
The upcoming challenge promises to be significant. Luynes Sports is preparing to host the second-place team, US Mandelieu la Napoule, in what looks to be an exciting encounter. Franck Guardiola states, “We may be one of the two teams to move up to N3. All our performance indicators in every aspect of the game and match must be high if we want to achieve a result.” This top-table clash could mark a turning point in the season. A victory would confirm Luynois’ status as a team in great form and help them climb the rankings. The loyal Luynois supporters are expected to turn out in large numbers to support their team in this high-stakes match. One thing is certain: Luynes Sports is on a roll, and nothing seems to be able to stop this impressive momentum.
At the beginning of November, coach Franck Guardiola said, “We remain focused on our principles and areas for improvement. I believe in this group, we must continue to improve, work hard, get involved, and have the right mentality.” This comment proves true when looking at the results today. The Aixois coach concludes, “We are at home, on a good streak, and progressing – it’s a great challenge to overcome.”
LUYNES SPORTS – MANDELIEU At 3 pm, Laurent Ruzzettu Stadium. Referees: Mr. Carnet assisted by Mr. Mosettich and Mrs. Sacramento. Delegate: Mr. Alcoverro. Luynes Sports: Colin, Ouerfelli, Soilihi, Azoug, Secleppe, Ben Youcef, Athoumani, Boudouia, Canu, M’Chaigui, Bouslah, Barek, Thiaw, Bendria. Coaches: Franck Guardiola and Fethi Hachem.
