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Saturday, FC Nantes carried out a good operation
By winning against Lille (1-0), on the occasion of the 26th day of Ligue 1. A victory that allows Canaries to move away from the red zone.
At the post-match press conference, Antoine Kombouaré spoke of the request of Paris Saint-Germain to postpone the match between the two teams, counting for the 29th day of the championship, the weekend of April 12 and 13. “Of course it is disabling for us. Our first decision was to refuse. Chain three games when you play the maintenance, it's complicated ”said the Kanak technician.
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However, Antoine Kombouaré is aware that a refusal of this request would have been useless. “” Each year, clubs that require postponements get their case. There are fights that are useless ”underlined the former defender, who hopes in exchange that his team's match against Rennes is advanced on Friday.
The capital's club made this request to optimize its chances of qualification for the semi-finals of
The Champions League. Initially opposed to this request, the Nantes leaders had sent a letter on Friday to all the members of the board of directors of the LFP to convince them to oppose them.
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