The ASSE won a precious victory (2-1) against Clermont Foot 63, thanks to the achievements of Lucas Staasins and Augustine Boakye. Despite Camblan’s goal for Clermont, the Greens confirmed their positive momentum and maintained their position at the top of the standings. This victory, won in a tough match, reflects the mental strength and adaptability of the Eirik Horneland team, which reinforces its ambitions for the season. Staasins, in particular, scored his first goal of the season and issued a decisive pass, proving that he could be a major offensive asset despite recent uncertainties about his future.

The second period was particularly notable, with Boakye confirming his reputation as an offensive joker capable of rocking a meeting. After a first half when the Stéphanois attack had difficulty getting a seat, the Ghanaian was decisive in scoring a powerful strike, after being well served by Staasins. Built on solid collective work and mutual understanding between the two players, this goal put Clermont under pressure and enabled ASSE to take control of the game. Coach Horneland stressed the importance of concentration and motivation at half-time, which allowed his team to overcome the initial difficulties.

Clermont’s goaltender, Théo Guivarch, expressed frustration at this defeat, while acknowledging the strength of his team. He stressed the importance of correcting individual errors in order to compete with teams like ASSE. The words relayed by the Progress show a mixture of disappointment and lucidity on the part of the Clermont camp. For ASSE, this victory outside is a strong signal for the championship, confirming its ambitions and its ability to overcome obstacles. Staasins, for his part, expressed his joy and commitment to the club, stressing the importance of always giving the best for the team.