The recent series of games now has no impact on the final ranking, allowing Coach Will Still to focus fully on preparing for the upcoming season. The team displayed significant offensive inefficiency, exacerbated by recurring defensive flaws. Despite these difficulties, some individuals managed to distinguish themselves positively, including Adrien Thomas, whose consistency and versatility were praised by the press. Facundo Medina also received praise for the energy he instilled in the game, although his performance level fluctuated during the match, especially during the duels.

Although their contribution did not always correspond to expectations, Sotoca and Zaroury showed relatively consistent performances, with an attempt to increase their level of play. Zaroury, repositioned left piston, showed some dynamism, although its centers were judged by some as mechanical and ineffective. Jonathan Gradit, usually striking, had an exceptionally difficult evening, marked by a fault leading to the first opposing goal, while Kyllian Antonio struggled to integrate into the game and create opportunities. The replacement of the latter at half-time by Tom Pouilly helped stop the bleeding.

The performance of Remois goaltender Yehvann Diouf has been remarkable, with an impressive number of stops that testifies to the difficulty encountered by the Lens attack. The media unanimously pointed to offensive shortcomings, including Koyalipou’s last failed gesture, as well as the lack of sharpness in actions. The scores awarded by the various media illustrate a mixed assessment of the players, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each individual performance, with a general tendency to appreciate the consistency of Adrien Thomas and the difficulties encountered by some key elements.