A crucial Coupe de France match took place featuring TFC versus Amiens SC. The game saw notable changes in the lineups as coaches opted for strategic adjustments.
Lineup Changes for TFC and Amiens SC
Omar Daf, the Amiens SC coach, made key decisions for the starting eleven. Siaka Bakayoko, who has been a central figure this season, started as a substitute. Thomas Monconduit was also benched, likely due to fatigue from the recent fixtures.
Meanwhile, Alexis Sauvage took his place as the team’s goalkeeper, with Paul Bernardoni resting for this match. Defensively, Amine Chabane returned for the right flank, with Jérôme Roussillon positioned on the left side of defense.
TFC’s Formation Overview
TFC adopted a 3-4-3 formation, which included:
- Goalkeeper: Haug
- Defenders: McKenzie, Koumbassa, Nicolaisen (captain)
- Midfield: Donnum, Casseres, Sauer, Kamanzi
- Forwards: Vignolo, Emersonn, Gboho
Substitutes for TFC included Restes (goalkeeper), Garondo, Sidibé, Bakhouche, Vossah, Diop, Hidalgo, Faty, and Russell-Rowe. The team is managed by Carles Martinez Novell.
Amiens SC’s Formation Breakdown
Amiens SC utilized a 4-2-3-1 formation featuring:
- Goalkeeper: Alexis Sauvage (captain)
- Defenders: Chabane, Lô, Kaiboue, Roussillon
- Midfielders: Fofana, Nduquidi
- Forwards: Kandil, Lutin, Hamache, and Leautey as the striker
Among the substitutes were Alexandre (goalkeeper), Daf, Bakayoko, Louis, Monconduit, Somon, Averlant, Ikia Dimi, and Rafii. Omar Daf continues to lead the team with an awareness of the competition’s intensity.
Match Significance
This match was critical not only for advancement in the Coupe de France but also for assessing the team’s depth. Both coaches aimed to balance performance with player wellness, making tactical decisions that could impact their league standings.
