It is in a tense context that the Stade Brestois Welcome AJ Auxerre this Friday evening, at the opening of the 22nd day of Ligue 1 (kick -off at 8:45 p.m.). The Finistère club must indeed immerse itself in its national jousts while it is focused on its double confrontation against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League dam.
The timing is tight and Eric Roy did not hold back to push a rant. “You have eight days of beat between the two Champions League matches. It seems logical to program it on Saturday. PSG plays on Saturday (in Toulouse, 9:05 p.m.)so I don't understand. In addition, we were asked for our wishes, we formulated them and, on arrival, we are programmed on Friday. Is it fair vis-à-vis Auxerre, who will not have a match on weekdays? Of course you will not have equity, because they will have more rest. At least try to limit equality as much as possible. And we say that we protect European clubs. In fact, we protect large European clubs, not the small European clubs. I find that it is not normal, that it is not to respect us. So, if we don't respect us, we're not going to respect others, either, that's all. »»
2 options for Eric Roy
With which eleven starting Brest will arise? Two options are available to Eric Roy. The first would be to carry out a large rotation to rest the organizations. The first leg against Paris left traces, in the legs and in the heads, and the second round is quickly looming next Wednesday …
But Brest was beaten dryly (0-3) and already has a foot outside the Champions League. Eric Roy could also be tempted to continue with an eleven closely close to the one who started in Guingamp on Tuesday evening. The 4-2-3-1 should be maintained, but the trend would still be to an eleven largely altered.
The expected composition for Brest: Bizot – Zogbé, Cardinal, Ndiaye, Haïdara – Fernandes, Magnetti (C) – Pereira Lage, Doumbia, Salah – Baldé.
