French Guiana vs Martinique, 2023 International Friendly

· International Friendly

French Guiana

5': Jules Haabo
74': Raymond Jean-Jacques

FT
2 - 2

Martinique

45': Gabriel Bilon
56': Andy Marny

About

French Guiana are hosting Martinique at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the International Friendly.

Game Information

Competition: International Friendly

Venue:
Location: ,

Line-Ups

French Guiana

No.	Name
1	Stephane Roman (GK)
4	Mickaël Colino
16	Jean-Luc Yénoumou
12	Stryker Youssou
21	Raymond Jean-Jacques
19	Ismael Effeia
7	Jules Haabo
6	Zedan Charlec
15	Miguel Haabo
19	Yvelin Nozile
19	Thomas Issorat

French Guiana Substitutes:

Sullyvan Kago, Inrick Baal, Max Antoine Gourpil, Joël Sarrucco, Marc Edwige.

Martinique

No.	Name
1	Emmanuel Vermignon (GK)
5	Jean-Claude Michalet
	Andy Marny
	Karl Vitulin
2	Florian Goma
	Ghislain Arbaut
	Daniel Hérelle
	Evan Salines
	Mael Crifar
	Stévyne Baker
	Shavy Resouf

Martinique Substitutes:

Gabriel Bilon, Jonas Germé, Mathis Priam, Davy Singama.

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