No shock at C’Chartres Football, Jean-Pierre Papin is still the club’s coach, in National 2, the 4th national division. If the Ballon d’Or 91 is going to lead another team, it’s only time for a charity event. On Wednesday, October 13, he will sit on the sidelines at the Stade Vélodrome, in Marseille, for the “heroes’ match”, organized by Didier Drogba for the benefit of Unicef. JPP, former star striker of OM, will have under his orders other former figures of OM such as Fabien Barthez, Basile Boli or Robert Pirès, but also personalities from the world of music such as rapper Jul. In the opposing ranks, we will find other former champions like David Trezeguet and Patrick Kluivert but also the basketball player Tony Parker, the car driver Pierre Gasly and Mr. Pokora.
September 20 football echoes
Bellone, Sonor and Marlet in Auneau!
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Auneau FC will offer itself a nice gala match on Saturday 9 October. A meeting for the benefit of the association “Living and working differently” will be organized at the Marc-Héron stadium with many former glories of French football. Five ex-internationals are announced: Bruno Bellone, European champion in 1984 and godfather of the day, William Ayache, Olympic champion in 1984, Steve Marlet, Marcel Dib and Luc Sonor. President Arnaud Blanchard’s club is also planning various activities, including workshops set up by the District of Eure-et-Loir. The event will start at 2 p.m. and end at 5.30 p.m., but the doors will open at noon with on-site catering. The entrance fee is set at € 5 and the health pass will be required.Bruno BELLONE
Châteaudun without stadium
Deprived of its Kléber-et-Albert-Provost stadium because of a too dilapidated stand, which prevents the use of changing rooms, OC Châteaudun is waiting for the establishment of modular structures to replay at home. Olivier Boncori’s club hoped to be able to find its lair quickly, the municipality having undertaken to help the OCC. But the Dunois will have to wait a little longer than initially imagined.
The installation of a new automatic watering system could condemn access to the land of honor until the end of November. The Dunois club, which is already eager to find its home crowd, will therefore continue to play its D1 matches away from home for at least four or five additional days.
Grandstand of the Kléber and Albert Provost stadium
Mahmoud not varnished
After hatching last season under the colors of Le Havre, to the point of signing his first professional contract with the Norman Ligue 2 club, Drouais Elies Mahmoud saw a more complicated start to the year. The 20-year-old attacking midfielder suffered a knee injury during preparation and broke his nose ten days ago. So far, he has had to settle for 13 minutes in Ligue 2 and two matches with the reserve, in N3.
Treon was not there
It seems that Tréon, the little thumb, had his mind already turned to his 4th Tour de France, this Sunday, October 3, against Vineuil (R1). While waiting for this historic meeting for their club, Damien Caceres and his teammates, blunt and diminished, were beaten 4-3 by RC Bû / Abondant, this weekend, for their first match in the D3 championship. Not the ideal preparation. But the motivation should be quite different for the Tréonnais, Sunday, in a fallback stadium in Dreux, their enclosure not being approved for such a match. 
Damien Caceres (AS Tréon Football)
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Achakour with Papin
This Friday, September 24, the day before the match against Saint-Pryvé, C’Chartres Football coach Jean-Pierre Papin had a new technician at his side for the tactical implementation. Not the technical director of the club Kader Chehida, the assistant having been asked to withdraw a fortnight ago, but Mohamed Achakour, the coach of the Chartres reserve. A first, but certainly not the last. To facilitate the bridges between the N2 and the N3, the former player of D2 (in Bourges) should occasionally support JPP.
Chatelin is better
Reassuring news arrived this Sunday, September 26 from Saint-Pryvé where goalkeeper Charles Chatelin was injured the day before in N2, in contact with Chartres striker Erwan Colas. The goalkeeper’s right shoulder, dislocated in the second period of a match won 2-0 by the CCF, could be replaced in the evening and the Loirétain left the hospital in the process. The next day, he could even walk on the banks of the Loire. Also released prematurely, C’Chartres Football defender Hamjatou Soukouna, affected with ischios, will undergo an MRI this Tuesday, September 28. But his injury, a contracture ?, does not seem too serious according to the first medical findings.
C’Chartres Football, the numbers of a good deal
Scorers: a duo in the lead in N2
Author of a double in Saint-Malo, where his team recovered two goals behind to clinch a draw, former Chartrain Sébastien Persico took the lead in the scorers classification of group A of N2 with six units. But not alone. He shares leadership with Blésois Jordan Popineau, scorer against Poissy (1-1).
National 2
6 buts : Popineau +1 (Blois); Persico +2 (Vannes). 5 buts : Soumano +3 (Lorient). 4 buts : Vernet (Châteaubriant); Baaloudj (Guingamp). 3 buts : Colas, Sidibé +1 (C’Chartres Football) …
National 3
2 buts : Bousseaden +1, Gadio, Jedd +2 (C’Chartres Football) …
Regional 1
3 buts : Depond (C’Chartres Football) ; Daoud +2 (FC drouais)…
Regional 2
2 buts : Nkounkou +2 (Mainvilliers) …
Regional 3
3 buts : David Huan (Epernon). 2 buts : Sadiakou +1, Sirvins (C’Chartres Football) …
Franck Thébault
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