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OGC Nice coach Franck Haise underlined the good performance of his team on Saturday evening in Strasbourg (2-2), congratulating himself from the point won in the last seconds, which he considered “logical”.
The coach of the OGC Nice Franck Haise praised the “very big match” delivered by his players on Saturday evening in Strasbourg (2-2) and the point of the draw obtained in additional time, judging the “logical” result. “All (the players) were disappointed not to have won him, this match, because we felt better than Strasbourg this evening,” said the Nice coach.
After having opened the brand in the first period by Melvin Bard (38th), Nice saw Strasbourg score two goals in four minutes by Emanuel Emegha (51st) then Samuel Amo-Ameyaw (54th) and ran behind the score until successfully succeeded thanks to Youssouf Ndayishimiye in the very last seconds (90th+4). “I was happy for what the guys produced, a largely deserved draw,” completed Haise.
Rosenior “remains proud” of his team
His Strasbourg counterpart Liam Rosenior has not hidden his frustration to collect this late goal and not to finish a sixth consecutive match in the elite without defeat, which has not happened to the Alsatian team since 1935. “It happens in football, commented English. Obviously it is very frustrating to finish in a draw in this way, but it happens, and I’m very proud of my team.
With this result, Strasbourg (50 points) is fifth in the championship on Saturday evening, equally with Lille which has a better difference in goals. Nice only marks her second point in the league in the last five days, and finds himself sixth (48 pts). Nice as Strasbourg remain under the threat of Lyon (seventh, 48 pts), which could exceed them in the classification in the event of victory in Auxerre on Sunday.
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