ASSE bowed on the field of RC Lens (0-1) and it can be blamed, especially Zuriko Davitashvili and Irvin Cardona, who missed a penalty. His situation in the classification does not work out, and his upcoming calendar lets the worst fear.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Greens had a good blow to play Sunday afternoon while moving to Lens. Their morale had been boosted by the LFP decision to validate their success in Montpellier (2-0), and we told ourselves that there was something to do on the field of a Moribond Racing since its winter sandbording, during the transfer window, especially since the Lensois supporters had risen against their own team after the derby lost in Lille (0-1). As often lately, the Greens have started their match well, but Davitashvili has missed a big opportunity to enter and Cardona saw its penalty pushed by Ryan just before half time.<\/p>\n A very badly pulled penalty, and a big blow on the head since when the locker room returns, the Greens fell, dominated by Lensois who scored the only goal of the meeting by Koyalipou. A goal that ASSE, without reaction, has never been able to challenge, except on an out -of -frame strike from Wadji. 1-0 final score, a 17th defeat in 28 games which leaves regrets because there was clearly the place to make better in Bollaert, and which further pushes the team to the L2. Not realistic enough and still so friable, the Greens could not rely on a Stass extinct in the North, and their lack of reaction after the opening of the scoring challenges, like certain attitudes with the final whistle where we could see players with a smile. For a team supposed to play its survival, and supported by a thousand supporters in Bollaert … still 17th, ASSE now has three points behind the 16th and barragist and has only six matches to save itself. Reading the ranking, like that of the calendar with Brest, Lyon, Strasbourg and Monaco who all play Europe on the program for the next four days, hardly encourage optimism. One certainty: to get out of the rut, it will be necessary to do much better than Bollaert. And this this weekend facing far more fringent Brestois, they who have just beat Monaco (2-1) and who have just taken 10 points in the last four days.<\/p>\n 📝 Here are our notes granted to the Greens, beaten this Sunday by the RC Lens#Rclass<\/a> #ASSE<\/a> #Assaintetienne<\/a> To #tom to<\/a> #AllezLesVerts<\/a> #Ligue1<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/9Rq1jBFchd<\/a><\/p>\n – Aim! ASSE (@Butasse) April 6, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n To not miss anything about the news of the Greens, to follow our correspondent in Saint\u00e9, Laurent Hess, subscribe to Our YouTube channel<\/a>follow our page Facebook but! Dusk<\/a> and our account x, goal! Sainta.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nBrest, Lyon, Strasbourg and Monaco on the program<\/h2>\n
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