Exempt during the second day, Red Star Mulhouse travels to the defending champion Fos-sur-Mer in a very indecisive meeting! Imperial so far with only one match lost in two meetings, the leader from Douche will once again be able to rely on the experience of the POPOV brothers but also of the Dane Mia BLICHFELDT. Mulhouse will aim for a good result in the south of France so as not to be left behind by their host on Saturday. At home, the Racing Club de France hosts the promoted Caen, only two points behind them in the standings. Both looking for their first success this season, the two squads should put on a show on Saturday afternoon!
4:00 p.m.: Racing Club de France vs Caen (Gymnase La Plaine, 13 rue du Général Guillaumat, 75015 Paris)
4:30 p.m.: Fos-sur-Mer vs Mulhouse (Parsemain Sports Complex, 13270 Fos-sur-Mer)
Pool 2
A team in good form at the start of the season alongside Chambly, Aire-sur-la-Lys hosts Cholet for this third day. Looking for a first victory, after a draw and a defeat, the Choletais hope not to get stuck in the second part of the ranking. Third after its authoritarian victory over Rostrenen on the second day, Aix-en-Provence hosts Chambly, only two points ahead of them in the standings. A good Aix result would allow Ronan LABAR’s partners to enter the upper echelons of the group. For Rostrenen and Strasbourg, opponents this Saturday in Brittany, the situation is simple: win to unlock the victory counter and keep the first part of the ranking in their sights. For this trip, ASPTT Strasbourg should count on the presence of Alex LANIER, recently promoted to 15th in the world rankings.
3:30 p.m.: Aire-sur-la-Lys vs Cholet (Regional Sports Complex, 81 Rue du Bois, 62120 Aire-sur-la-Lys)
4:30 p.m.: Aix-en-Provence vs Chambly (Louison Bobet Gymnasium, 2 impasse des Frères Pratesi, 13090 Aix-en-Provence)
5:30 p.m.: Rostrenen vs Strasbourg (Porz Moëlou Gym, Place du Porz Moëlou, 22110 Rostrenen)
