The Robert-Champroux stadium in Marcory was the scene of a highly anticipated match on Monday, November 24, 2025, for a rescheduled game from the 13th round of Ligue 2. In an electrifying atmosphere, Sporting Club de Gagnoa delivered a standout performance, dominating Africa Sports of Abidjan with a score of 2-0.

This victory, full of panache, brings the first part of the season to a close in the best possible way for the Gagnoa club, confirming its solid momentum and its ambitions in this championship.

Popular enthusiasm and significant support

Beyond the purely sporting aspect, the match was marked by an exceptional mobilization in support of SC Gagnoa president Tommy Tayoro Nycoss . The stands vibrated with the cheers of a sea of supporters from Gagnoa , joined by influential figures from the Ivorian cultural scene, notably the artists Didi B , Team Paiya , and Yerim Bakayoko .

This total communion between leaders, players — like captain Goua Marc — and emblematic figures created an electric atmosphere, acting as a real catalyst for the team on the field.

Tactical mastery and renewed efficiency

Facing an Africa Sports team renowned for its discipline, the "men of Gôzô" were able to impose their rhythm. Sporting Club de Gagnoa delivered a polished performance, combining an airtight defense with a clinical attack, capitalizing on their periods of dominance to score the two winning goals. The final score of 2-0 reflects consistent progress and an intelligently managed match.

Visibly moved after the final whistle, President Tommy Nycoss emphasized the importance of the event:

"What I remember most from this evening is the fantastic spectacle. And winning against Africa today is something very special for me. Let's not forget that Africa is a legendary club, but tonight, only the sporting aspect mattered."

Towards the top of Group B

Thanks to this valuable victory, SC Gagnoa has made a significant move up the standings. The team now climbs to 2nd place in Group B with 22 points, just behind the leader, Sporting de Marcory (24 points).

Despite this significant progress, President Nycoss emphasized the need for caution: "The championship is far from over; there is still a long way to go."

This memorable evening, combining performance on the field and popular fervor, could well prove to be a decisive moral turning point for Sporting Club de Gagnoa in its race to the final stages.