Between the Condrusien and Ciney, the first leg had turned to the advantage of the cinaciens teammates of Thomas Boudjemaa. Will the Greens and Logan Bukran’s gang take their revenge in this new Condroz derby?
ÉdA – J-Ph. Pickar
The 16 formations of the provincial elite begin this weekend the home stretch of their championship, with the start of the third and final installment. Winners of the first two, Ciney once again won, while Andenne won the three points at Meux B.
Meux B 2 – 3 Andenne
Goals: Fromont (0-1; 21st, 0-2, 26th and 0-3, 69th), Bajkarti (1-3, 71st and 2-3, 80th)
Leading solidly 0-3 twenty minutes from time, Andenne got scared when he saw the locals come back to 2-3 ten minutes from time. Despite this comeback, the Andennes left with the essentials, the three points of victory, and started the last leg well.
Ciney 5 – 2 Condrusian
Goals: Claude (1-0, 19th and 5-2, 75th), Leyssens (1-1, 23rd), Mignon (2-1, 25th), Jadot (2-2, 27th), Antoine (3-2, 29th), Lambrechts (4-2, 36th)
Cinaciens are unstoppable. Opposed to the fourth in the championship, the locals imposed their law. Despite two reductions in the score of the Condruzien in the first period, Ciney made the difference in the second period to win 5-2 and consolidate, if necessary, his place as leader.
On the program this Sunday, 3 p.m.
Beauraing (10e) – Chevetogne (2e)
Fernelmont-Hemptinne (13e) – Grand-Leez (8e)
Flavion-Morialmé (15e) – Nismes (6e)
Malonne (14e) – Biesme (5e)
Molignée (16e) – Spy (7e)
Rents (3rd) – Union Dinantaise (11th)
