While waiting for the conclusion of the administrative case (demotion to F2 or 3 for administrative failures) which disrupted the end of the year, the “sporting” aspect resumes its place, and the Nice team will be hosting Macon this afternoon for the first of three home matches that should help them solidify their position as contenders for the final stages aiming for promotion.
With only 2 losses in 12 matches, they are 2nd in the standings (44 points) and, barring any sudden changes, they will compete with Dijon and Bourgoin for one of the two finalist spots.
In fact, for the past two months, the Nice team has been stringing together victories and showcasing their full potential.
Mâcon (5th with 36 points – 5 losses) will be visiting them. The team from Burgundy will attempt to confirm their performance from the matchday before the holiday season, which allowed them to defeat the leader Dijon, the last team to have beaten Stade Niçois.
The duel is part of the battles at the top of the table, even though Nice is logically the favorite to continue their winning streak.
