French Ligue 2
FT
Friday, May 16, 2014
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIO | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| TRY | 3 | 1 | 4 |
Stade de l'Aube
Head to Head
Lineups
TRY
- 30Denis PetricG
- 5Matthieu SaunierD
- 20Mahamadou N'DiayeD
- 2Guillaume LacourD
- 23Lionel CaroleD
- 29Quentin OthonM
- 4Stéphane DarbionM
- 10Benjamin NivetM
- 19Karim AzamoumM
- 28Yoann CourtF
- 27Corentin JeanF
Substitutes
- 11RincónSUB
- 24Wilfried RotherSUB
- 17Mohamed CamaraSUB
- 16Franck GrandelSUB
- 18Georges Gope-FenepejSUB
NIO
- 1Paul DelecroixG
- 27Frédéric BongD
- 23Tristan LahayeD
- 5Quentin BernardD
- 24Nicolas PalloisD
- 10Mouhamadou DiawM
- 9Emiliano SalaM
- 25Djiman KoukouM
- 22David FleurivalM
- 15Jérôme LafourcadeF
- 19Jimmy RoyeF
Substitutes
- 12Eric ChelleSUB
- 40Pascal LandaisSUB
- 21Kévin MalcuitSUB
- 2Johan LetzelterSUB
- 6Kévin MayiSUB
Timeline
- 23' Karim Azamoun (Troyes) Goal
- 34' Yoann Court (Troyes) Goal
- 36' Nicolas Pallois (Niort) Yellow Card
- 43' Frédéric Bong (Niort) Yellow Card
- 45'+1' Stéphane Darbion (Troyes) Goal
- 47' Emiliano Sala (Niort) Goal
- 54' Carlos Eduardo De Castro Lourenço (Troyes) Substitution
- 62' Karim Azamoun (Troyes) Goal
- 64' Kevin Malcuit (Niort) Substitution
- 65' Eric Chelle (Niort) Substitution
- 65' Ulrich Kevin Mayi (Niort) Substitution
- 68' Georges Gope-Fenepej (Troyes) Substitution
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