Youth in the face of experience. After holding high for the Toulousaines during the first eight minutes of the meeting, the Chartraines subsequently had a lot more difficulties against the runners-up in the championship.
The reaction of Benoît Marty, the CCBF coach
The memory of the first leg, and the heavy defeat recorded in the Pink City (81-53), remained in the heads of Chartres. This second meeting was much closer. But not enough to worry one of the best formations in the division (75-93).
The reaction of Joelly Belleka, top scorer in Chartres against Toulouse (18 points)
The Chartraines challenge the Toulouse dolphin
CHARTRES (Jean-Cochet hall). Toulouse MB beats C’Chartres BF 93 to 75 (half time: 45-50) (quarter time: 21-25, 24-25, 16-24, 14-19).
Referees: MM. Joseph and Soares. Game behind closed doors. Chartres : Belleka (18), Ewodo (4), Bienvenu (5), Elenga (12), Marié (10) then Hillotte (0), Tayeau (9), Koita (5), Colombo (4), Dramé (8). 51% success on shots (24/39) including 30% at 3 points (6/20). 60% on free throws (9/15). 32 rebounds (Belleka and Colombo, 5). 23 fouls. Toulouse : Mulumba (12), Loyd (19), Strunc (33), Brochant (7), Ngueko (11) then Jakovljevic (0), Guirassy (0), De Freitas (11). 51% success on shots (30/59) including 47% at 3 points (7/15). 84% on free throws (26/31). 30 rebounds (Ngueko, 7). 14 fouls.
Difference :+6 for Chartres (10-4, 5 ‘); +20 for Toulouse (65-85, 36 ‘).
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