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The Girondins de Bordeaux, demoted last summer in National 2 (4th division) for financial reasons, found the hope of playing the climb this season with a 1-0 victory on Saturday against the Saint-Malo leader, before facing next weekend Saint-Brieuc, now in mind. At the Matmut Atlantique stadium, the club sixty champion of France has established itself on a goal from Yvan Ikia Doma (14th) of a pretty head after a corner, before resisting in the second half the impetuous waves of the Malouins, including several parades of the Girondin goalkeeper Lassana Diabaté.
This short success allows the team of Bruno Irlès (3rd, 42 pts) to chain a second success in a row after a long black series of five defeats and to return to three lengths from Saint-Malo (2nd, 45 points) and to five units from the Briochin stadium (1st, 47 pts) at the end of the 25th of 30 days.
The Girondins will travel next weekend in Brittany to try to reduce the gap with the new leader and hope to stay in the running for first place in the hen, the only synonymous with direct climb in National (3rd division). In the event of administrative demances from other teams, the best second of the three N2 chickens can also go up.
16,866 spectators
No less than 16,866 spectators were present on Saturday at the Atlantic Matmut for this N2 match, a figure not so far from the absolute record of crowds in the fourth French division, established in 2013 during a RC Strasbourg – FC Mulhouse match (20,044 spectators). Bordeaux, the largest Budget of N2 (8 million euros), had been administratively relegated from L2 to N2 last summer with a liabilities estimated at 118 million euros.
Always owned by the Hispano-Luxembourg businessman Gerard Lopez, the Girondin club has since been initiated in a receivership procedure, which has made it possible to bring debt to around fifty million euros, according to the club's lawyer. The former German international Oliver Kahn, who expressed his interest in this historic club club French football, announced on Friday that it had proposed 30 million euros for its acquisition.
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