The bus reserved by the RNCA for the supporters’ trip to Aubenas has been fully booked for a while now. Therefore, 60 people will travel to Ardèche tomorrow to support Marc-André Domergue and Manu Boutet’s team in their quest to qualify for the finals.
The match promises to be difficult, and the Nice team is obliged to win if they want to be in control of their destiny. Indeed, the Nice team is currently in the fourth and last qualifying spot for the play-offs, just one point behind Lavaur and two points behind Romans and Blagnac. Needless to say, there is no room for mistakes if they aim to be promoted to Pro D2.
It is certain that the Blagnac-Lavaur match, which will also take place tomorrow, could definitively crush the loser’s hopes, while Romans will challenge the Grasse team, which, everyone hopes, will favor their Nice neighbors rather than the Drôme team before facing those same Nice players, in two weeks at Arboras.
In short, the suspense remains and the simplest solution would be to secure two victories against opponents who have nothing left to play for this season.
The Penultimate Day
Graulhet – Béziers
La Seyne sur Mer – Châteaurenard
Grasse – Romans
Aubenas – Nice
Blagnac – Lavaur
Montauban: 27 – 13: Valence d’Agen
The Ranking
1 – Béziers 65 points
2 – Montauban 57 points (1 match more)
3 – La Seyne sur Mer 52 points
4 – Nice 51 points
5 – Lavaur 50 points
6 – Romans 49 points
7 – Blagnac 49 points
8 – Valence d’Agen 48 points (1 match more)
9 – Châteaurenard 47 points
10 – Aubenas 37 points
11 – Graulhet 36 points
12 – Grasse 15 points
