The popular enthusiasm around the epic of the BPFC is seen even more intensely within the club. All of its teams feel concerned by the quarter-final against Versailles, which is to be played on Wednesday February 9 (6:30 p.m.), at the Francis-Rongiéras stadium in Périgueux.
During the meeting of the U16s of the BPFC against the Entente Chamiers / Notre-Dame-de-Sanilhac / Coursac, Anthony, player of the senior reserve team, was at the edge of the field. “I shiver every game. I am happy for the club and for the players. It’s a great course for the club and for the city. Wednesday I will be there. It’s going to be a very tight game, but it’s doable. »
“Against Saint-Étienne, they did not steal their victory. For me, the semi-final is within their reach.
“The city in light”
Adem, young in the U15 category, will also be present in Périgueux and expects to vibrate. “A club of N2 in the quarter-finals, it’s incredible, but we deserve it. We have a big team. Beside him, Marvin is equally enthusiastic. “We had a good run. I find that on the ground, we are not doing badly. I hope we will go very far. »
“Very far” is “at least the semi-final”, as Mohamed points out. “We have a chance of playing it, against a big team. It puts the city in the spotlight. »
But some do not digest that the quarter-final against a team of the same level is not played in Bergerac. Such is the case of Bougrin: “How is it that we are taken to Périgueux? I find it embarrassing for us. »
All behind Bergerac
However, not everyone is complaining, like these mothers of several players from the opposing U16 team, who will see this Coupe de France match take place on their doorstep. Maëlle is enthusiastic about the adventure of the BPFC: “It’s great. It’s a great experience. “And Radia to add:” It is also going well in the league. Against Saint-Étienne, they did not steal their victory. For me, the semi-final is within their reach. »