Badly beaten by Stade Rennais (3-1), FC Nantes was not helped by the refereeing, according to its coach, Pierre Aristouy, who also pointed out the “heavy atmosphere” of the meeting.
FC Nantes left Rennes with great frustration. First of all because of his performance on the pitch at Roazhon Park. But according to his coach, Pierre Aristouy, the context did not help the Canaries.
“I’m disappointed because we didn’t get into the match like we should have done in this derby. Angry because there was an atmosphere that I didn’t like at all on the pitch, created by people outside the 22 players. A heavy atmosphere, which modifies the emotional context of the players a little, but I won’t say more,” first of all regretted the Breton technician in comments relayed by RMC Sport.
“ I imply that there was a systematic atmosphere and decisions. Basically, when there was a doubt… well there was no doubt, he continued. I have the feeling that over time, there are no major errors. Penalties, there is no problem, there is a penalty. But over the duration of the match, I have the feeling that when there was a doubt, there was no doubt in the end. Which explains why one of my players should normally benefit from a corner and that he is penalized for a non-existent foul, that it comes after several minutes of emotional tension. »