Dany Goprou spoke at a press conference before the match against Dijon.
FCR is going through a difficult period. What do you think is needed to reverse the trend?
DG: Losing twice in a row is part of sport. Failure is part of sport. We have to get back on our feet. We’ve got to keep our heads. We still have room for improvement. We’ve got a focused, committed group. We need to stay mobilized.
You’re playing one game after another in your first season with the FCR and your second in the National. How are you feeling?
DG: I’m feeling good. I’ve been made to feel welcome. They trust me, and when you’re a player, that’s all you need. I can get on with it, while continuing to improve and perform well.
You’ve played in several positions. Do you have a preference?
DG: I don’t necessarily have a preference. What matters to me is being on the pitch. My athletic qualities enable me to move fast and be strong in duels. I’m there to serve the team. The choice of position is up to the coach.
28 March 2025
Not at the stadium tonight to watch the Red Devils match? You can watch it on FFFtv by clicking here : FCR-Dijon Enjoy the match. Allez Rouen!
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28 March 2025
After the match against Dijon at the Stade Robert-Diochon, vote for the Devil of the Match!
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28 March 2025
FCR kept their goal intact to earn a point against Dijon. The Rouennais were solid defensively, but lacking in attacking vision. A draw, no goals for either side, and a point for FCR against Dijon. In the first half, DFCO had a few chances, notably with shots from outside the box, but nothing very dangerous. […]
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7 September 2026
The FCR faces Thionville on Saturday in a match scheduled for 2:45 p.m. Here’s a look at the stats ahead of this 6th matchday of the National. 1 The FCR will travel to Thionville for the second time in its history, following a scoreless draw in Division 2 in 1980. 4 FCR has finished 4 […]
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6 September 2026
6 September 2026
Always active in Rouen’s midfield, both in pressing and on the attack, Noé Sommer is your Man of the Match against Valenciennes. He finished ahead of Issiaka Karamoko and Amara Touré. Congratulations, Noé!
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