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The Stade de Reims won (2-0) against Lens this Friday, at the opening of the 29th day of Ligue 1.. The Lensois stumbled 14 times on Yehvann Diouf, the opposing goalkeeper, very humble despite his record performance.
Yehvann Diouf remains modest. This Friday, the Reims stadium beat the RC Lens on the move (2-0) during the opening match of the 29th day of Ligue 1.. The Lensois stumbled on the goalkeeper of the Champagne club, author of 14 stops during the game, a record since Opta collects the data in 2006-2007.
“It is fun but as I said after the match, there are actions where we see that if some players are not there, me behind it makes me much more difficult work,” said Diouf after the game. “It was really a match that was played at 11! I made 14 stops but there were a lot of typles, notably by Mory Gbane and Hiroki Sekine in the first period. There was also the rescue of Malcolm Jeng on the line. I have my stats but we made a very complete match.”
“I did not count”
Reims was much more realistic with a double of Keito Nakamura, for the two strikes on his team. Lens drew a total of 37 times on his side. “It is especially the moment when I stop on my head (on the Koyalipou goddin in the 46th, editor's note) where I say to myself 'I think that to mark, it will be difficult today'”, came back Diouf. “I made simple stops but which are rather easy in the realization for a league goalkeeper 1. There were more complicated stops but I did not count.”
“I was focused on something else. My goal is to help the team, to be the most efficient and effective. Tonight, I managed to be,” concluded Diouf. Barragist before the meeting, the Rémois now occupy 14th provisional place, exceeding Angers and Le Havre, two direct rivals which will be played this Sunday. The first relegation, Saint-Etienne, is pointed at six points. Sunday April 20, Diouf and his teammates will find their audience for the reception of Toulouse.
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