Saint-Etienne crushes Bastia and launches its season, Bordeaux rises to the forefront
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ASSE and Bordeaux crushed their evening opponent (Bastia and Quevilly-Rouen).
Saint-Etienne recorded their first victory of the season by crushing Bastia 5-0 at home, Tuesday during the 6th day of L2, which also saw Bordeaux recover in their Matmut stadium against Quevilly-Rouen (4-0) . The Greens in the green! After three draws and two defeats, including a 6-0 slap received at home by Le Havre, Saint-Etienne (19th) finally won in the Championship and saw its balance sheet move into positive territory, with three points. This is ASSE’s first victory in an official match since April 16 and a success in Ligue 1 against Brest. Led by a fiery Jean-Philippe Krasso, author of a quadruple and an assist, Laurent Batlles’ men made short work of Bastia, who chained a third consecutive loss and advanced to 15th place. .
Another relegated from the elite, Bordeaux, recovered by outclassing Quevilly-Rouen 4-0 in its Matmut stadium, where Guingamp had inflicted its first defeat of the season on Saturday (1-0). The Girondins, 2nd in L2, quickly benefited from a penalty converted by Maja (7th) then evolved into numerical superiority following the expulsion of Sissoko (15th), for a very high foot on Ekomié.
The Caen leader was held in check at home by the red lantern Pau (1-1) while Metz, now 5th, dominated the 18th, Rodez (4-1). In Brittany, the shock of well ranked between Guingamp and Sochaux turned to the advantage of the Sochaux (2-1), who took 6th place just ahead of the Bretons (7th). Dijon, surprised by 17th and promoted Annecy (2-0), missed the opportunity to take the lead in the standings alone and fell to 3rd place. On the move, Paris FC, contender for the rise author of a failed start to the season, could not do better than a draw against the 4th, Amiens, and is still vegetating in the middle of the table (11th), with only one victory in six days. Le Havre won at Laval (3-1) to stay in contact with the front runners, as did Grenoble, winner of Nîmes 3-2. Valenciennes ended their series of three games without a win by winning at Niort (1-0).
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