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Strasbourg predicted XI v Auxerre: Martial Godo and Gio Reyna to start

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Strasbourg predicted XI v Auxerre: Martial Godo and Gio Reyna to start
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RC Strasbourg Alsace are slowly returning to full strength. Martial Godo is expected to start when they take on AJ Auxerre later this afternoon. His return is a big boost for Hugo Oliveira, who is in ...

Key Takeaways

  • Strasbourg predicted XI v Auxerre: Martial Godo and Gio Reyna to start.
  • RC Strasbourg Alsace are slowly returning to full strength.
  • Martial Godo is expected to start when they take on AJ Auxerre later this afternoon.

Strasbourg predicted XI v Auxerre: Martial Godo and Gio Reyna to startRC Strasbourg Alsace are slowly returning to full strength. Martial Godo is expected to start when they take on AJ Auxerre later this afternoon. His return is a big boost for Hugo Oliveira, who is in desperate need of a win to ease the pressure on his position.Godo will begin on the left, it is thought. There could also be a start for USMNT international Gio Reyna in the No.10 position, whilst Conrad Harder could start ahead of Jacobo Ortega up front. Strasbourg must continue to contend with the absence of Joaquín Panichelli, whilst Fabio Baldé also misses out on this encounter due to injury. Samuel Amo Ameyaw and Sébastien Nanasi may both have to settle for places on the bench for Le Racing today. Strasbourg likely line-up v AuxerreFilip Jorgensen; Oso, Ismael Doukouré, Jeyland Mitchell, Genesis Antwi; Pape Demba Diop, Samir El-Mourabet; Martial Godo, Gio Reyna, Gessime Yassine; Conrad Harder. (L’Éq)GFFN | Luke Entwistle

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