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Security Geoffroy-Guichard stadium and ASSE victory in Ligue 2

AS Saint-Étienne and local authorities have formalized a local security contract to strengthen the security of meetings at Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium. The agreement, which was the result of several months of consultation and was a continuation of a national agreement with the LFP, aims to ensure a peaceful and secure framework for all spectators, staff and residents. The contract provides for a clear division of responsibilities between the state, the communities and the club, with priorities focused on controlling supportism, strengthening inspection and filtering mechanisms, and adapting human and material resources. The objective is not only repressive, but also to maintain a constant dialogue between actors to prevent tensions and to frame public enthusiasm. Beyond security, the signatories express their ambition to make the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium a place where the Stéphanois fervour can express itself fully in a respectful atmosphere.

ASSE won its first home championship game against Rodez, scoring 4-0, marking a return to Ligue 2 after three months of truce. The game started at a steady pace, with an opportunity from Rodez in the first minute. However, ASSE quickly took control, with a goal from Duffus opening the score. After the break, the team accelerated, with goals from Jaber, Cardona and Davitashvili, sealing a convincing victory. This performance shows a significant improvement over the previous draw in Laval and sends a strong signal for the coming season. Supporters’ groups also took the opportunity to express their expectations, particularly with regard to the rise in Ligue 1 and support for an Italian friendly club.

The editorial staff of Peuple-Vert.fr awarded scores to the ASSE players and coach after the game. The guard performed a serious performance, while the central defence formed a solid hinge. The field environment, including Jaber and Cardona, was particularly appreciated for their offensive activity and contribution. The Ghanaian striker scored at the entrance and was influential throughout the game. Coach Eirik Horneland praised the performance of his team, highlighting the success of his tactical choices and the continuous improvement of the team. The score table is based on participation in at least 33% of the matches of the season and the number of titles of “Man of the Game”.