Former player of Bourgoin, coach of the chamberian forward Jonathan Garcia knows that winning at Pierre-Rajon is everything but a sinecure, even if the SOC remained there on three consecutive wins. But very tight. Saturday, the Savoyards seemed still above but did not show enough in the first half especially. So he preferred to positive the draw (27-27) collected at the finish.
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Former player of Bourgoin, coach of the chamberian forward Jonathan Garcia knows that winning at Pierre-Rajon is everything but a sinecure, even if the SOC remained there on three consecutive wins. But very tight. Saturday, the Savoyards seemed still above but did not show enough in the first half especially. So he preferred to positive the draw (27-27) collected at the finish.