Nice follows the cadence, Brest frustrated by Lens, Reims confirms

Nice finds the top 6

A good thing done. The Aiglons find the top 6, synonymous with European qualification next season. It was hard, the Niçois was scared, but the most important is there: victory. Franck Haise's men were made to have their own game on the return of the break. Bulka chose to relaunch short for the captain of the day Ndayishimiye, but he made the mistake in turn, dated too short, and Yassine Belkhdim took the opportunity to scare the Niçois (52nd). More fear than harm for the OGC Nice who had assured his victory before, by scoring two goals from a blow. First by Rosario who finished the head after a wonder addressed by Badredine Bouanani (36th), then through Ali Abdi, also in the head, after a good center of Jonathan Clauss (47th). The Aiglons therefore won at home (2-1) and take advantage of the draw between Monaco and Strasbourg (0-0), two direct competitors, to pass the Strasbourgers in the ranking (7th, 51 points) unlike goals. The Niçois needed this victory, a few days to face Paris -Saint -Germain – already crowned champion – at the Parc des Princes.

Brest flows at home

A bitter defeat. While they had perfectly started the meeting by scoring the first goal of the meeting thanks to the undeniable Pierre Lees-Melou (13th). Four minutes later, the sinking of the “pirates” began. Goduine Koyalipou cheated Mathew Ryan and equalized at the right time to put the Lensois back on the right path. The determining action of the match arrived before the break, when defender Niakaté Ndiaye first thought he was the hero of Francis-Le Blé after having saved his own on his line on a strike from Adrien Thomasson … but he had actually stopped the ball. After long minutes of viewing, the penalty was well whistled and Mr. Millot was released, as a bonus, a red card. Neil El Aynaoui easily transformed his penalty (45+7) and returned to the locker room with the advantage for his team. The second period was quieter but Wesley Saïd, on his first ball, perfectly controlled his ball in the chest before deceiving Marco Bizot, and enters all the Brest hopes. Lens wins in Bretons in full doubt (1-3) and the two teams exchange their place in the classification (Brest, 9th and Lens, 8th).

The right Operation Rémoise

She feels good this victory! The Reims stadium continues after its victory during the previous day in Lens (2-0). The meeting was rather calm but the goal of the head in the first period of Jordan Siebatcheu (39th) was enough to win this capital match for the survival of the club in division 1 (1-0). The Rémois were able to count on the exclusion of Mark McKenzie at the start of the match (27th) – after a fault as the last defender – to evolve in numerical inferiority throughout the match. The Champenois climb two places in the rankings and are now 13th (32 points). They could lose this place if FC Nantes (14th, 30 points) were winning against Paris-Saint-Germain, Tuesday (8:45 p.m.), in a late meeting of the 29th day.