Saint-Étienne won an important victory in the Chaudron against Olympique Lyonnais during the derby, allowing him to stay in the race for Ligue 1 maintenance. The Greens must now seek a favorable result in their next match in Strasbourg. Let’s go back to the last trip of the Stéphanois to the Meinau. The ASSE won a well-deserved win in the 126th derby of history against OL, allowing them to be tied up with Le Havre, a barrister, four days from the end of the championship.

Saint-Étienne’s next match will be against the Racing Club of Strasbourg Alsace (RCSA), an ambitious team aiming for a place in Europe. The Greens managed to pull an unexpected draw in their last match against Olympique Lyonnais, after having been bragging for nine Ligue 1 days.

Strasbourg made an average start to the season and is currently in 12th place before welcoming Saint-Étienne. A victory against the Greens would allow the Alsatians to rise in the first half of the Ligue 1 classification.

The game starts at a rather calm pace, but it changes at the 26th minute when Maxime Le Marchand picks up a corner of Guilbert and scores the lead to open the score. Saint-Étienne then tried to react without being really dangerous. Strasbourg quickly added a second goal thanks to an error by Zaydou Youssouf who scored against his camp on a center of Liénard.

Timothy Kolodziejczak struck Étienne Green, who was forced out wounded. Zaydou Youssouf then entered a difficult situation by committing a naughty tab on Ajorque and being expelled at the 34th minute. Saint-Étienne played ten throughout the second period.

Just before half-time, Nordin obtained a penalty that Wahbi Khazri transformed to allow the Greens to return to 2-1. Strasbourg starts strong in