Versailles vs Fleury 91

Versailles' second goal — struck just seven minutes after the restart — was the decisive moment. Fleury had held their shape defensively in the first half, limiting the damage to a single goal. Conceding again so early in the second period forced them to open up and chase the game, which played into Versailles' hands.

Marvyn Belliard (Fleury 91) — The only Fleury player to find the net, his 85th-minute header gave the visitors hope of a late comeback. He was the visitors' most dangerous attacking outlet throughout the second half.

Versailles' goalscorers (28', 52') — While the provider payload does not name the individual scorers, the timing of both goals was crucial. The first settled early nerves; the second effectively killed the contest as a competitive affair.

The 2-1 scoreline flatters Fleury slightly. Versailles led from the 28th minute and were never truly threatened until Belliard's late consolation. The pattern fits Versailles' broader pre-season form: they had already beaten Red Star 2-1 and FC 93 3-1, with a 1-1 draw against Dunkerque earlier in July. The team is building a habit of winning tight matches.

Both sides are preparing for the 2026-27 National (Ligue 3) season. Versailles continued their encouraging pre-season trajectory, while Fleury will need to sharpen their attack — a late goal was the only time they seriously troubled the hosts. The result extends Versailles' unbeaten head-to-head record against Fleury to four matches (two wins, two draws), a run stretching back to their first meeting in 2020.

Versailles open their National season at home to La Roche on 7 August 2026. Fleury travel to Amiens on the same day.

A controlled pre-season performance from Versailles, who were never really tested until the final five minutes. Fleury's late fightback through Belliard was a positive sign, but they will need more sustained attacking threat before the real action begins on 7 August.