Angers defender Jordan Lefort will miss the match against Paris FC after a new yellow card in Lyon.
Angers Sco will have to do without one of their central defenders for the league restart. Jordan Lefort, already serving a suspended sentence, received a yellow card on Sunday, November 1st during Ligue 1 Matchday 9, on the Lyon pitch. This new warning transformed the conditional sanction into a firm match ban.
The player had been sent off on October 10th in Brest, which earned him a suspended match ban. The yellow card collected in Lyon therefore activated this punishment. As a result, he will not be able to be fielded during Angers' trip to Paris FC, scheduled for November 22nd after the international break.
This absence adds to an already delicate situation for the Angers defense, which must deal with several absences. The coaching staff will need to reorganize the backline for this important fixture, as the team looks to earn points after a mixed start to the season.
The club has not announced any potential appeal, and the suspension appears set to be served. Jordan Lefort, for his part, will have to wait until the following match to return to the pitch. This situation illustrates the strictness of the disciplinary regulations, where every warning counts for players already sanctioned.
In the meantime, Angers fans hope the team will be able to compensate for this absence and approach the restart with the same fighting spirit as in recent matches. The trip to the capital promises to be a test for the Sco's defensive solidity.
The player had been sent off on October 10th in Brest, which earned him a suspended match ban. The yellow card collected in Lyon therefore activated this punishment. As a result, he will not be able to be fielded during Angers' trip to Paris FC, scheduled for November 22nd after the international break.
This absence adds to an already delicate situation for the Angers defense, which must deal with several absences. The coaching staff will need to reorganize the backline for this important fixture, as the team looks to earn points after a mixed start to the season.
The club has not announced any potential appeal, and the suspension appears set to be served. Jordan Lefort, for his part, will have to wait until the following match to return to the pitch. This situation illustrates the strictness of the disciplinary regulations, where every warning counts for players already sanctioned.
In the meantime, Angers fans hope the team will be able to compensate for this absence and approach the restart with the same fighting spirit as in recent matches. The trip to the capital promises to be a test for the Sco's defensive solidity.
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Source: Ouest-France