The next match. Three weeks after their guilty defeat against Montpellier at the VĂ©lodrome, with a new spectator record for a women’s D1 match, the Marseillaises are indeed returning to the Martigues stadium to face FC Nantes this Tuesday. Which is not to displease those first interested.
“Obviously we see this return in a positive light. The VĂ©lodrome was an aside. It was incredible but it’s only one game in the season. Our home remains Martigues, a terrain that we know well, on which we feel good and we have our marks. There is only positive to return to Turcan”, said SalomĂ© Elisor in comments relayed by Provence.
“It’s good to come back to things that we master a little more,” added Corinne Diacre. This reception of FC Nantes is also the first match since the psychodrama which played out on the sidelines of the defeat against Montpellier. Excluded from the group, Roselène Khezami had emptied her bag on social networks.
“I washed my dirty laundry with my family”
“ I was left out of the group for THE match I was waiting for all my life: playing at the Stade VĂ©lodrome. Without sporting explanation, she lashed out, adding: “What I’m experiencing goes far beyond a sporting disappointment. It’s a true nightmare, far beyond anything I could have imagined. A profoundly unfair situation, which I consider neither deserved in view of my commitment, my work and my career, nor humanly understandable.
“I told you, I have no suspended people, no injured people. Choices had to be made. So I made choices. Afterwards, the idea is not to have too many defensive profiles. I tried to find some balance,”
explained the Marseille coach, also targeted by tags in the Belsunce district. “This is Marseille. Deacon offside » or even “Corinne out!” Here, we respect our leaders,” we could read.
According to the former Blue coach, the case is closed. “ I’m an easy target, she said at a press conference. As soon as I release a player, old files come out to me. In any case, I washed my dirty laundry with my family, I dealt with it internally, without social networks, without a journalist. Everything is settled on my side. »
Supported by her management, Corinne Diacre saw Roselène Khezami apologize in the locker room. But according to La Provence, the Algerian international, at the end of her contract next June, should leave the club. A departure endorsed by the former central defender.
