Football: Asfac and SC Sète, the only members of the Club des Cinq to be on deck

L’Asfac, déjà victorieux en 2025, espère confirmer le retour aux affaires.

Frontignan va devoir poursuivre sur sa lancée, le SC Sète doit renouer avec la victoire.

The three residents of the Regional 3 championship will be resting this weekend. A group of twelve teams, that's effectively four fewer matches on the agenda. The end of the first leg is approaching, at the end of the next day there will be only one match left.

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It will be time to draw up an interim assessment, to situate ourselves and to think about the tasks remaining to be accomplished to achieve the objectives set at the start of the season.

Have the flies changed donkeys?

With the experience of the last one, marked by the fantastic comeback during the return phase, Asfac wants to be confident. The arrival of Vauvert, despite its astonishing journey, can help confirm the renewal observed within the group at the start of the year.

With this hard-fought victory against Saint-Estève, thanks to a goal by Kenzo Sablayrolles in injury time, it would seem that “the flies have changed donkeys”. At the end of 2024, it was Asfac who conceded this morale-destroying goal.

The Gardois emerged victorious from their confrontation with Canet and Saint-Estève. The possibility of doing better is a good opportunity to get a breath of fresh air in the rankings.

Distances to be taken from the red zone

For the Sète team, the scenario is essentially the same, collecting points is imperative. After a promising start, Aimargues has subsequently slowed down significantly and now seems to be falling into line.

For the “Green and White” circled team, it is time to get back to winning ways, and here too, to distance themselves from the red zone. Although the situation behind the scenes is still difficult to interpret, it is important to preserve hope at the sporting level. The team's good performance at the leader Bagnolais shows that there is still something to do.

This Saturday at 6:30 p.m.:
Asfac/Vauvert,
SC Sète/Aimargues.