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Après Rennes et l’OL, le LOSC a concédé une troisième défaite de suite en s’inclinant contre le PSG (3-0), vendredi à l’occasion de la 18e journée de Ligue 1. Présent au Parc des Princes pour beIN Sports, le diffuseur de la rencontre, Luis Fernandez estime qu’il n’y a pas lieu de s’inquiéter pour la formation [...] The post « Je ne suis pas inquiet », Luis Fernandez estime que le LOSC va vite rebondir appeared first on Le 11 HDF.

Comme chaque lundi, les polémistes de la Tribune ICI Picardie, émission animée par Mathieu Dubrulle, se retrouvent pour débattre de l’actualité autour de l’Amiens SC. Aujourd’hui, il sera question de la défaite à Annecy et du remaniement au sein du staff technique d’Omar Daf. Le programme de l’émission <span data-mce-type= »bookmark » style= »display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: [...] The post L’Amiens SC plus que jamais sous pression ? Le programme de la Tribune appeared first on Le 11 HDF.

Leader depuis un mois et demi, le RC Lens ne cesse de repousser ses limites avec une dixième victoire consécutive toutes compétitions confondues. Et même si l’hypothèse d’une course à deux pour le titre avec le PSG semble de plus en plus crédible, Pierre Sage veut continuer à la jouer modeste. Le RC Lens ne [...] The post « Dès que le PSG va mettre le clignotant », Pierre Sage redoute que le RC Lens ne tienne pas la distance appeared first on Le 11 HDF.

Même s’il a fallu cravacher, le RC Lens l’a encore emporté contre l’AJ Auxerre (1-0), samedi à l’occasion de la 18e journée de Ligue 1. Un succès qui en dit long sur les atouts des Sang et Or dans la course au titre selon Pascal Dupraz, consultant de l’émission les Grandes Gueules sur RMC. Le [...] The post « Sérénité, esprit d’équipe, cause commune », le RC Lens « n’est pas là par hasard » appeared first on Le 11 HDF.

Guard Josh Giddey took a step toward returning to the Bulls’ lineup. He still has a couple more to go.On Sunday, Giddey, who has missed 10 consecutive games, practiced with the G League’s Windy City Bulls. The session was the first five-on-five work for him since he strained his left hamstring.Coach Billy Donovan said everything went well for Giddey, who did some extra work after the practice.“We’ll see how he responds, but I didn’t get anything that there were any setbacks or any problems,” Donovan said. “That was a good sign.”The Bulls still hope Giddey can come back this week. They host the Clippers on Tuesday, travel to Minnesota to play the Timberwolves on Thursday, then welcome the Celtics on Saturday.But the Bulls need to see more from Giddey to declare him ready to return. An important aspect is being confident that there won’t be a recurrence, akin to what guard Coby White went through with his calf problem.“This was Giddey’s first time [playing five-on-five], so I think [the medical team] probably would want to see him have a couple more times like that or at least one more time like that, whether it’s [Monday] or the following days just to see where he’s at,” Donovan said. “They just want to make sure they’re putting him in all these situations where, if there is any tightness that he’s feeling or experiencing, they’d probably have to pull back.“He didn’t experience that [Sunday], but that’s really what they want.”Before the injury, Giddey was making a case for his first All-Star appearance, averaging 19.2 points, 8.9 rebounds and 9.0 assists. Entering Sunday, Giddey was tied for second in triple-doubles with seven and tied for sixth in double-doubles with 19.He has not played since Dec. 29.Sitting PatForward Patrick Williams missed the game against the Nets after leaving with a sprained right ankle in the third quarter Friday night.Donovan said he’d have a better idea Monday of how long Williams would be out. He received treatment Sunday in hopes he could play but didn’t recover fast enough to be active.“I don’t think it’s going to be something that’s going to be long term, but he’s still pretty sore,” said Donovan, who got the impression from Williams that he didn’t think the injury was too serious.The ankle injury is the latest frustration for Williams.In his sixth season, Williams is averaging a career-low 6.5 points and 18.4 minutes. Since Jan. 1, he’s averaging 17 minutes and only 5.9 points in eight games.Need more deflectionsDuring training camp, Donovan and the coaching staff emphasized getting deflections. Through Saturday, the Bulls are last in the league in that category, getting only 14.5 per game.“You try to work on it,” Donovan said.“When you’re doing pick-and-roll coverage or you’re doing screening actions, two guys are in a pick-and-roll, so let’s try to get that hand activity. You’re hoping that a guy can get a piece or deflect the pass.”