Failure, decline, fourth defeat in a row, laments the French press over the cup failures of French teams after Thursday’s defeat of the Nice 2: 3 footballers in the European League on the field of the weakened Slavia.
“Where will the decline of French football stop on the continental scene? After the defeats of Marseille, Rennes and PSG in the Champions League on Thursday, Nice exploded on the lawn of Slavia Prague in the European League,” writes the French newspaper The team.
“What does Nice want to achieve in group C if it loses to the Czech team decimated by coronavirus?” it relies on the Provencal whole.
“The start of the match indicated a different result if Nice managed to take the opportunity of Kasper Dolberg in the seventh and tenth minute. But the French club softened and found it extremely difficult for him to defend the bulletproofness without his injured captain Dante,” L ‘added. Team. According to him, Nice is “experiencing hell” without Dante, has an incredibly weak defense and should quickly find a solution.
“What can be said, except that it is extremely sad… Nice, paralyzed without Dante, fell on the lawn of Slavia Prague,” wrote the news server France Football. “Four defeats in the last week – the French ‘festival’ continues,” he added.
France Football recalls the problems of defense of Nice without Captain Dante and criticizes the performance of Dolberg, whose “entry into the second half was catastrophic”. “After the break, Nice didn’t have a single chance until Dan Ndoye had a beautiful attack at the set time. But it was too late. We bet Slavia herself was surprised at how easily she could win,” added France Football.
“We can miss passes, kicks, but when we go to the match, we have to have a greater desire to win,” said midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, quoted by France Football after the match.
“The coach told us. We said it to each other. We’ll see if we can change it now. The words are good, but you have to know how to turn them into deeds,” Nice midfielder continued.
“I don’t know if this is the French problem. The results this week are not famous for French football. I can’t speak for the others. We can’t count the hens until they’re in the chicken coop. We have to concentrate. We’ve said enough, we have to move on now, “added Schneiderlin.
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