Saint Etienne
BrestDay 29
Cardona I. 34'
Cardona I. 81'
Sima A. 25'
Ajorque 37'
Saint Etienne: 30. Larsonneur, 3. Nadé M., 4. Elimby, 8. Appiah, 13. Bernauer, 19. Pétrot L., 6. Bouchouari B., 22. Davitashvili, 29. Moueffek( till 63'), 7. Cardona I., 32. Stassin
Substitution: 10. Tardieu(from 63')
Bench: 1. Maubleu, 5. Abdelhamid, 21. Batubinsika, 14. Mouton, 27. Macon, 11. Old, 25. Wadji, 63. N´Guessan
Yellow Cards: Larsonneur 72'
Brest: 40. Bizot, 3. Ndiaye Ab., 5. Chardonnet B., 7. Lala K., 22. Haidara M., 8. Magnetti( till 81'), 20. Lees-Melou, 26. Pereira Lage( till 74'), 45. Camara M., 17. Sima A.( till 81'), 19. Ajorque( till 73')
Substitution: 14. Baldé M-a(from 73'), 9. Doumbia K.(from 74'), 28. Martin J.(from 81'), 10. Del Castillo(from 81')
Bench: 30. Coudert, 12. Zogbe, 23. Amavi, 25. Le Cardinal, 33. Makalou
Yellow Cards: Chardonnet B. 60', Lees-Melou 78', Baldé M-a 83', Bizot 93'
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