Kalle Johnsson had a tough game, with some shots on him that he blocked easily. It’s hard to blame him for the first goal, which he almost prevented. However, he was beaten at his near post and gave away a penalty, his second of the season, similar to the one against Troyes. He came close to saving it.
Malcom Bokele struggled in the first half on the right side, having difficulty controlling the opposition’s attacks. He improved in the second half when he moved back to the middle, making a crucial defensive play with a block.
Emmanuel Biumla returned after a month out, but had a tough game. He was at fault for the first goal, missing his intervention and then stopping to play. He was replaced at halftime due to a recurrence of his hamstring injury.
Yoann Barbet had a mixed game, scoring a goal from a free kick but struggling defensively against the opposition’s forwards. He was replaced late in the game by Jean Grillot.
Clément Michelin had a quiet game on the left side, not facing much defensive work. He switched to the right in the second half and performed better.
Alexi Pitu had a curious first half, showing moments of brilliance but also being slow in decision-making and easily beaten on defense. He was substituted in the second half.
Pedro Diaz had a slow start but improved in the second half, providing an assist and scoring a crucial equalizing goal with a powerful strike from long range.
Gaétan Weissbeck had a quiet first half but became more active in the second half as Bordeaux controlled possession.
Zuriko Davitashvili was the most energetic player in the first half, creating opportunities and scoring a goal with a well-placed shot. He continued to threaten the opposition’s defense throughout the game.
Jérémy Livolant struggled in the first half but improved in the second, providing an assist opportunity but failing to score himself.
Zan Vipotnik had a tough game, missing a chance early on and struggling to make an impact. He was substituted in the second half for Julien Vetro.
