With the hope of reaching the sixth round of the French Cup, the last three Grand Amiens residents still in the competition will have to change the existing system and make the hierarchy false. an offer.
A new reunion for Longueau
Four months after the Championship derby ended in a stormy climate, resulting in the club’s president’s matches being suspended and meetings being held behind closed doors, Luongo returned to Femi, which was still coached by Sébastien Leraille. ” It’s always specialHe gets to know Baptiste Decamps before meeting the coach of the promotion to National 3. Last year, we were close to catching them in the last game. It’s a big test for us to go and play in their stadium. We really want to beat them, resist as long as possible and do our best to come back with victory. It’s an interesting draw. » Which will not become positive unless you qualify.
Femi (N3) – ESC LONGUEAU (R1) – Sunday (3pm)
The Portuguese want to maintain the dynamism
A week after achieving its first success of the season in the tournament, the Portuguese club Amiens wants to continue welcoming Pays de Valois. A match that does not necessarily come at the right time, according to Benoit Strbois himself: “ This Coupe de France match, against Nation 3, before a big game in Marc, really breaks my head. It’s a double-edged sword for us. If we perform well and get through the cracks of injuries and suspensions, it could be good for the group. » Otherwise, “he will break our momentum before going to Mark,” judged the coach of the rookie to Zone 1.
Amiens Portuguese (R1) – Baie de Valois (N3) – Sunday (3pm) / Stade Michelet
Big chop for Kamon
If the task already seems difficult for the Portuguese and Luongo, Camon is already doomed to this achievement to move forward in the competition. Camonois, a club residing in Zone 2, will challenge a team from Saint-Quentin that plays in the National Championship 2. In the past, Christophe Richard’s club has always stumbled into this type of confrontation, in particular against Beauvais there two years ago.
Camon (R2) – Saint Quentin (N2) – Sunday (3pm) / Stade Lucien Jovelin
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