Philippe Montanier pointed the finger at judge Stéphanie Frappart and pointed out that there were two key faults, one against the national team and the other against Zakaria Aboulkhlal, which deserved more severity. In this sense, he also assured that “there were actions in the game that were not clear”. In addition, he appreciated the effort of his students and the performance during the defeat against Olympique de Marseille.
He Gabriel Suazo’s Toulouse fell to Olympique de Marseille of Alexis Sanchez by 3-2 . The two Chileans played the entire match when the Marseille team returned.
In this sense, the strategist of the purple team, Philippe Montanier, deplored the occasional errors which meant the defeat of his group: “They beat us from set pieces, that puts Marseille in its place, and on small errors like the third goal, in the bad recovery in the axis. In these matches, you have to be extremely precise. . I’m sad for my players because we had a very good game.” .
In addition, he pointed directly at the arbitration of Stéphanie Frappart and mentioned two specific games, one to the Chilean winger, which could have meant a red card and were dismissed: “We had one of the best referees in Europe, but tonight she was not up to it. We suffered two assaults. If you could see (Gabriel’s) knees suazo and (Zakaria) Aboulkhlal, this is unacceptable. It’s true, in adversity you always have to show yourself worthy ”.
“What is difficult is that we felt that there were no actions that were not clear . We are very proud to have the best referees in Europe, but sometimes, like me, we don’t have a good day. But we fight until the end. Regarding statistics, the game was very balanced “, he completed.
great first half
Also, Montanier appreciated the performance of his students, especially in the first half: “It’s also maybe there that we lose the boat, because we have good chances to score. In the first half and in the last half hour, the team pushed hard to come back. My only regret is the set pieces that made the difference ”.
“The ambition is on the ground, in the game, we are not too much in the announcement effects. We stay focused on what we have to do. But the team is progressing, it’s true. The team is gaining consistency with some players, even if it is quite young and inexperienced. We can see that we are capable of competing with this Marseille team. That’s what makes me so sad to come away with zero points, especially for our fans who were first tonight. “, he condemned.
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