Mamadou Guissé, a 24-year-old forward who stands 1.97 meters tall and plays for the French basketball team Limoges CSP, spoke during a press conference ahead of their upcoming match against JDA Dijon. Guissé discussed the team's recent win over Saint-Quentin, the challenges they have faced, and the significance of the game against Dijon. The victory over Saint-Quentin helped Limoges regain confidence, but Guissé stressed the importance of proving that this improved performance can be sustained away from home, where they previously lost to Dijon. Guissé acknowledged the difficulty of playing in Dijon, a city in the region of Bourgogne, and noted that Dijon's team has strong points, especially in rebounding. He specifically mentioned Shevon Thompson, a player known for his ability to secure rebounds, as a major threat. Guissé emphasized that the game against Dijon would be a key test, particularly because of Limoges CSP's past difficulties in away games. Guissé also addressed the team's tendency to experience periods of poor performance during matches. He stressed the need to control these lapses to avoid falling into large deficits. He highlighted the importance of maintaining strong defensive play and staying focused, even after missing several shots in a row. Guissé described his role on the team as an "energizer," contributing both athletically and defensively. He mentioned his performance in the recent game against Saint-Quentin, where he scored 11 points and recorded 5 rebounds, but emphasized that the team's success was a result of collective effort rather than individual achievements. Limoges CSP has prepared thoroughly for the match against Dijon, aiming to build on the progress made after the Saint-Quentin victory. The game is scheduled to take place at 20:00 in Dijon.