The No. 44 Crossing was one of the heroes of the weekend. Entering the game in the 68th, it was he who equalized in the 84th, before Casagolda scored the winning goal. “With Amaury Mabika, I am one of the only players who experienced the club's last failure in the final round. When I got into the game, I was determined to do everything I could to not relive the same scenario.”
A determination that allowed him to experience a great moment, making an entire stadium explode with joy. “I really felt that an entire club was keen to win this match. The emotion was very strong, especially since we were playing for our delegate who left us at the end of January.”
While he announced that his adventure at Schaerbeek would end at the end of the season, Rodrigue Mbenti is determined to leave the club through the front door. “I want to end on a good note. And then it's part of my personality. No matter what happens at the end of this season, I will always give my best to achieve the club’s goal.”
By eliminating the Green Country on penalties, the Manageoise Entity has eight toes in D2 ACFF
And it will go through a qualification this Thursday against Manage, a team which beat Crossing 3-0 on the last day of the championship, even if it must be remembered that the Schaerbeekois had played that day. “Our confrontations have always been very competitive. Manage is a very good team, used to the Top 5 and the final round in recent years. We know it will be complicated but we are playing at home and we will do everything to offer this final to our supporters.”
