Bordeaux shoots itself in the foot

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By: Manu Tournoux

Bordeaux shoots itself in the foot

For Albert Riera’s first on the bench, Bordeaux lost to Angers this Saturday.

As part of the 11e day of L2, the Girondins suffered the law of the SCO on the mark of 2-0, weighed down by a blunder by their goalkeeper, Straczek, on the opening score of Angevin. A setback which leaves FCGB at 15the rank, only two steps ahead of the red zone.

Angers, for its part, is on the second step of the podium, two points behind a leader from Laval who hosts Saint-Etienne on Monday evening. With Auxerre and Grenoble on their heels, held in check respectively by Caen (1-1) and Valenciennes (3-3).

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Fifth, Rodez missed the mark at home against Bastia (1-1). Good operation on the other hand for Ajaccio, winner of Pau (2-0) and seventh in the standings.

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