Bordeaux tops Valenciennes 3-1. HIGHLIGHTS

BORDEAUX. Bordeaux tops Valenciennes 3-1.

By
John Ross
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Bordeaux tops Valenciennes 3-1. HIGHLIGHTS

BORDEAUX. Bordeaux defeats Valenciennes 3-1. Bordeaux got an early 2-0 lead with 2 goals from Emmanuel Biumla (57′) and Pedro Díaz (66′). Valenciennes tried to recover with a goal from Aymen Boutoutaou (80′). Notwithstanding, the match was closed by a goal (86′) scored by Zan Vipotnik for Bordeaux. Bordeaux was much superior in terms of ball possession (62%) and that was among the factors of its victory.​

The match was played at the Stade Matmut-Atlantique stadium in Bordeaux on Tuesday and it started at 8:45 pm local time. The referee was Mickaël Leleu with the support of Camille Soriano and Bastien Courbet. The 4th official was Robin Chapapria. The weather was overcast clouds. The temperature was cold at 14.15 degrees Celsius or 57.47 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 94%.​

Match Statistics​

Team 1

Bordeaux

3 - 1

Team 1

Valenciennes

  • ! 62 Ball Possession 38
Shots
  • 18 Total 13
  • 10 On Target 4
  • 5 Off Target 5
  • 3 Shots blocked 4
  • 102 Attack 71
  • 44 Dangerous attack 25
  • 0 Ball safe 0
  • 0 Penalties 0
  • 6 Corners 2
  • 1 Off Sides 2
Fouls
  • 14 Total 23
  • 2 Yellow Cards 1
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 0 Red Card 0
Other
  • 5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Bordeaux was in firm control of the ball 62% while Valenciennes was struggling with a 38% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Bordeaux was putting more pressure with 44 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 10 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Bordeaux won the match​.

Bordeaux shot 18 times, 10 on target, 5 off target. On the other side, Valenciennes shot 13 times, 4 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Bordeaux received 2 yellow cards (Jérémy Livolant and Gaétan Weissbeck). On the opposite side, Valenciennes received 1 yellow card (Manga Foe Ondoa).

Match Timeline

Gaétan Weissbeck- Yellow
45'
46'
M. Foe-Ondoa- Yellow
Jérémy Livolant- Yellow
52'
E. Biumla(goal)Pedro Díaz
57'
59'
A. Boutoutaou- sub ->Ilyes Hamache
59'
Anthony Knockaert- sub ->Giovino Flamarion
Clément Michelin- sub ->Jacques Ekomié
59'
Pedro Díaz(goal)
66'
Y. Cassubie- sub ->Issouf Sissokho
72'
Zan Vipotnik- sub ->Alberth Elis
73'
74'
Andrew Jung- sub ->Mathias Oyewusi Kehinde
75'
J. Sanda- sub ->Allan Linguet
80'
A. Boutoutaou(goal)Andrew Jung
Alexi Pitu- sub ->Jérémy Livolant
79'
J. Vetro- sub ->Pedro Díaz
79'
83'
L. Woudenberg- sub ->Souleymane Basse
Zan Vipotnik(goal)Julien Vetro
86'

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Auxerre
64
34
Saint-Étienne
63
35
Angers SCO
61
35
Rodez
56
35
Paris
55
35
Laval
52
35
Pau
51
35
Caen
51
35
Guingamp
50
35
Amiens SC
46
35
Bastia
46
35
Ajaccio
46
35
Grenoble Foot 38
45
35
Bordeaux
44
35
Annecy
42
35
Dunkerque
41
34
Troyes
37
35
Quevilly Rouen
35
35
Concarneau
35
35
Valenciennes
23
35

After this match, Bordeaux has 25 points like Concarneau to sit in the 13th place. Regarding the opposition, Valenciennes will stays with 11 points to hold in the 20th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Ligue 2, Bordeaux will host Angers SCO on the 27th of January with a 9-4 head to head statistic in favor of Angers SCO (7 draws).

Valenciennes will host Bastia on the 27th of January with a 6-4 head to head in favor of Bastia (2 draws).

Bordeaux – Formation

Bordeaux
G
Karl-Johan Johnsson 1.Sweden
7.1
D
Yoann Barbet  5.France
7.3
D
Vital Nsimba  14.DR Congo
7.7
D
E. Biumla 18.France
7.9
Goals57'
D
J. Ekomié 19.Gabon
6.7
59'
M
Issouf Sissokho 8.Mali
7.3
72'
M
Gaétan Weissbeck 10.France
7.5
45'
M
Pedro Díaz 20.Spain
8.4
79' Goals66'
F
Jérémy Livolant 7.France
6.8
79' 52'
F
Alberth Elis  17.Honduras
7.0
73'
F
Zuriko Davitashvili 30.Georgia
7.1
Substitutes
G
Rafal Straczek 13.Poland
D
J. Marcelin 24.France
D
Clément Michelin 34.France
6.4
59'
M
Y. Cassubie 72.France
7.0
72'
F
Zan Vipotnik 9.Slovenia
7.3
73' Goals86'
F
Alexi Pitu 11.Romania
6.7
79'
F
J. Vetro 33.France
7.3
79'

Bordeaux started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

The manager Albert Riera Ortega decided to play with the following team: Karl-Johan Johnsson (7.1), Vital Nsimba (7.7), Emmanuel Biumla (7.9), Yoann Barbet (7.3), Jacques Ekomié (6.7), Pedro Díaz (8.4), Issouf Sissokho (7.3), Gaétan Weissbeck (7.5), Jérémy Livolant (6.8), Alberth Elis (7.0) and Zuriko Davitashvili (7.1).

The home team had on the bench: Zan Vipotnik (7.3), Alexi Pitu (6.7), Rafal Straczek, Jean Marcelin, Julien Vetro (7.3), Clément Michelin (6.4) and Yohan Cassubie (7.0).

Substitutions

Bordeaux made 5 changes: Jacques Ekomié for Clément Michelin (59′), Issouf Sissokho for Yohan Cassubie (72′), Alberth Elis for Zan Vipotnik (73′), Jérémy Livolant for Alexi Pitu (79′) and Pedro Díaz for Julien Vetro (79′).

Player of the match: Pedro Díaz​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Bordeaux was Pedro Díaz.

His rating is 8.4 with 1 goal, 63 passes (86% accurate) and 4 key passes. He won 2 duels out of 12. He performed 4 crosses.

Valenciennes – Formation

Valenciennes
G
L. Diabaté 30.Mali
7.5
D
S. Basse 3.Senegal
7.0
83'
D
J. Poha 5.France
6.8
D
Joffrey Cuffaut  14.France
7.1
D
A. Linguet 24.France
7.1
75'
M
Julien Masson 6.France
7.1
M
Ilyes Hamache 20.France
6.6
59'
M
Makabi Lilepo 34.DR Congo
7.3
M
M. Foe-Ondoa 59.France
6.3
46'
M
Flamarion 96.Brazil
7.1
59'
F
Mathias Oyewusi 90.Nigeria
6.7
74'
Substitutes
G
I. de Clemente 40.France
D
L. Woudenberg 15.Netherlands
6.3
83'
D
J. Sanda 44.France
6.4
75'
M
A. Boutoutaou 17.Algeria
7.5
59' Goals80'
M
T. Diagouraga 47.France
F
Andrew Jung 18.France
7.3
74'
F
Anthony Knockaert 93.France
7.0
59'

Valenciennes started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

Ahmed Kantari played with: Lassana Sy (7.5), Allan Linguet (7.1), Jordan Poha (6.8), Joffrey Cuffaut (7.1), Souleymane Basse (7.0), Ilyes Hamache (6.6), Manga Foe Ondoa (6.3), Julien Masson (7.1), Giovino Flamarion (7.1), Mathias Oyewusi Kehinde (6.7) and Makabi Lilepo (7.3).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Lucas Woudenberg (6.3), Aymen Boutoutaou (7.5), Andrew Jung (7.3), Ilario de Clemente, Joachim Kayi Sanda (6.4), Tidyane Diagouraga and Anthony Knockaert (7.0).

Substitutions

Valenciennes made 5 changes: Mathias Oyewusi Kehinde for Andrew Jung (74′), Allan Linguet for Joachim Kayi Sanda (75′), Giovino Flamarion for Anthony Knockaert (59′), Ilyes Hamache for Aymen Boutoutaou (59′) and Souleymane Basse for Lucas Woudenberg (83′).

Player of the match: Aymen Boutoutaou​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Valenciennes was Aymen Boutoutaou.

His rating is 7.5 with 1 goal, 11 passes (64% accurate) and 0 key passes. He won 5 duels out of 8.

His performance was amazing also because he commenced the encounter from the bench before entering in the 59′.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Ligue 2.​