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My friend, I didn't watch the game on Friday either, I was out on the town haha. I'd still say it's not a good result because if we want to play the 1st role, we should have won the game, we're still unbeaten in 2025 and the positive streak continues.

I'm really sad for you guys, it's really been a nightmare season... Can't wait for next season...

Need to my friends 🙏❤️🤍

Hello everyone! Hope you're all well! Today is match day for Valenciennes, who travel to Concarneau (Finistère). They're within our reach and I think that if we're very serious, we can get something out of the trip. Kick-off 7.30pm French time. Link to the match: Have a nice day. Allez VA !

Hello my friend. Unfortunately I didn't have access to this information. It was a pleasure to attend this match in any case!

It's true that it's funny, because you'd almost want both teams to win haha. In fact, yesterday I wore a Valenciennes jacket and a Saint's scarf!

Family photo of the match

End of the match: Valenciennes U21 3-1 Southampton U21

Half Time 1-1 Valenciennes U21 vs Southampton U21

Hello folks, Some of your Southampton youth teams are currently here in Valenciennes for some friendly matches. Today's fixtures: (French time) - 11.30am: VAFC U15/U16 - Southampton - 15:00: VAFC U16/U17 - Southampton - 15:30: VAFC U21 - Southampton Our U9/U12s are also in Southampton today for a visit to Saint Mary's Stadium and a training session. For my part, I'm going to try and say hello to your U21s after work as I'm heading to VAFC's training centre. Have a good day.

I said exactly the same thing to myself on Friday evening after the match! If you can't win the match, you have to know not to lose it!

Match summary: We were cold, we didn't lose and we didn't concede a goal - that's something!

Hello friends! Today is Valentine's Day! 😵 Just kidding! 😅 It's match day for Valenciennes, who host FC Rouen at the Stade du Hainaut ! 👀 I hope we can continue our positive run of recent games! Kick-off 7.30pm French time! Youtube link for the match: @Convict Colony my friend, are you going to watch the match tonight or are you out haha 😁 Have a great day, brothers! Allez Valenciennes !

My friends, I hope you enjoy the match, and I'll be watching if I can! Go Saint's!

Good morning friends, I hope you slept well. I'd like to give you my thoughts on yesterday's match and on the last few games in general. Since the arrival of Vincent Hognon, the new coach, the team has been totally different. No more joking around and lack of seriousness, now it's time for hard work and commitment from all our players. He really motivates the players to give their all and he won't be giving away any gifts. This winter's recruitment was really well done, with the arrival of a number of loan players who are already making a difference. I think that with this coach and this team, we really have a chance of playing for promotion back to Ligue 2 at the end of the season, and if the seriousness and mentality we're showing at the moment are there, it could be very interesting. Of course, nothing's been done yet, and there are still a lot of games to be played and it won't be easy, but I think that with hard work, perseverance and motivation, we can win at the end of the season. Have a great day, my friends! Allez Valenciennes!

Press review following yesterday's match in Chateauroux: https://www.lavoixdunord.fr/1552801/article/2025-02-07/football-national-au-sortir-de-son-relookage-hivernal-ce-va-vraiment-de-la Football (National): after its winter makeover, this VA really looks good The Valenciennes team improved on their draw last week by winning this Friday (1-2) in Chateauroux, a third victory in four matches that allows them to temporarily move up to fourth place. Above all, they showed an extremely attractive face in Indre, especially in the first half. The flu, which has long raged at Mont-Houy, has left the Valenciennes team pretty much alone this week. Weak at the knees, they had not managed to do “much that was satisfactory” in Nîmes, considered Vincent Hognon, apart from having brought back the draw, which was already not bad and had the immense merit of extending a series of invincibility that has stretched since the arrival of the Nancy player at the controls – in Le Mans, in the Coupe de France, VA had only been knocked out on penalties. Well, this series continued this Friday and the transformation, on the field, was spectacular. Lively, alert, irresistibly drawn to the goal, VA sought to hurt relentlessly in the first half. The Berrichonne often had a headache, overwhelmed by the liveliness of Camblan, Appuah, Oyewusi and Gasnier (4th, 23rd, 33rd, 40th). She hung on, sometimes as best she could, and she was right. Versini stole the ball from Camblan's feet and Clairicia struck, like the scorpion (1-0, 45th). "I'm happy because we saw an excellent first half, but not enough in the sense that the match should have been over." Not at all defeated by this stroke of fate, the Valenciennes team moved forward again and immediately equalized, on a finally winning move, initiated by Oyewusi and concluded by Gasnier (1-1, 45th + 2). "I'm happy because we saw an excellent first half," observed Vincent Hognon, "but not enough in the sense that the match should have been over. » His players waited until the return from the locker room to take the lead with a cannon shot from Sissoko, with a magnificent strike from 25 meters, at the end of a move similar to the one that had already led him to score against Paris 13 Atletico (1-2, 52nd). After that, VA had only one fault, that of being too cautious against the Châteauroux players who put all their strength into the battle. It was injury time when Basse threw himself to block a final strike from N'Goma. Valenciennes had their victory, the third in four matches, and that put smiles on everyone's faces. CHÂTEAUROUX – VALENCIENNES: 1-2 (1-1). Stade Gaston-Petit. 3,642 spectators. Referee: M. Perreau-Niel. Goals: Clairicia (45th) for Châteauroux; Gasnier (45th + 2), Sissoko (52nd) for Valenciennes. Warnings for Châteauroux players Chraibi (37th), Pierre (69th); for Valenciennes players Traoré (81st), Sissoko (90th + 4), Touré (90th + 5). Châteauroux: Konaté; Collella, Pelletier, Agounon (cap.), Umbdenstock (N’Goma, 82nd); Versini, Pierre, Chraibi (Michel, 75th), Mendy; Clairicia, Tormin (Diallo, 64th). Coach: Cris. Valenciennes: Michel; Diomandé, Touré, Coeff, Basse; Sissoko, Masson (cap.), Gasnier (Boissier, 88th); Appuah (Traoré, 67th), Oyewusi (Antoine, 88th), Camblan (Boutoutaou, 77th). Coach: Vincent Hognon.

Hello friends, I hope you're well. Today is match day for Valenciennes, who travel to La Berrichonne de Châteauroux, currently bottom of the league. It's not an easy match, but the objective is clear: try to win the game tonight to keep up the current positive momentum. Kick-off as usual 19:30 French time. Here's the link to the match: Have a great day, folks! Allez VA !

Incredible story my friend! I didn't even know about it!

No worries my friend, thanks for thinking of my club anyway

Final score: 0-0. Clean sheeet: +1 Point: +1 Good Night my friend !

Thanks for your solidarity, folks, I know I can count on you to help us win the match tonight!

Watch out tonight! We've rarely won on their turf! I'll take 1 point tonight, but 3 would be even better!

I wish you a good recovery, my friend !

Hello friends, I hope you're well! Today is match day for Valenciennes as they travel to Nimes! Objective: Get a 3rd win in a row to keep the positive momentum going! As usual, kick-off at 7.30pm French time. Youtube link for the match: Have a great day, folks! Allez VA!

Let's raise our glasses to future victories for Valenciennes!