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Le Havre sack manager Digard and president Roussier resigns after 5-1 thrashing by PSG
The Ligue 1 bottom club's American owner dismissed Didier Digard on Saturday, while Jean-Michel Roussier stepped down after four years as president.
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Le Havre have parted ways with head coach Didier Digard and lost their president Jean-Michel Roussier to resignation following a 5-1 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, the club announced.
The American owner of the club, who sit bottom of the French top flight, moved quickly to dismiss Digard in the wake of the heavy loss, while Roussier, who had held the presidency for four years, chose to step down of his own accord.
Le Havre now face the task of appointing new leadership both on and off the pitch as they look to arrest a difficult start to the season at the foot of the table.
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- Mundo Deportivo — Despido del técnico y dimisión del presidente tras el 1-5 ante el PSG
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