Guardian
Predrag Rajkovic (Reims) (8): Already in our typical team last week, Rajkovic was again decisive in the Reims victory (1-0) against Brest. Author of four stops, the Serbian keeper kept his clean sheet despite the expulsion of Konan, his teammate, twenty minutes from the end. He especially stopped the penalty of Alexandre Mendy, his 4th success out of 5 in the exercise in Ligue 1 this season. No goalkeeper does better in the 5 major European championships.
Defenders
Hamza Mendyl (Dijon) (7): The Dijon left side drove the TFC crazy in the DFCO victory (2-1). Beyond his goal of a superb volley in the area (40th), the Moroccan was proactive from the first to the last minute and often frustrated Wesley Saïd. His overflow after erasing two Toulousains almost led to a goal from Amalfitano, thwarted by Reynet (79th).
Nayef Aguerd (Dijon) (6): Scorer with success (53rd) to offer victory to his own against Toulouse (2-1), the Dijon defender won 8 of his 10 duels at the Gaston-Gérard stadium. He was the pebble in Efthymios Koulouris' shoe, totaling 6 defensive clearances. A solid match that the DFCO really needed.
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John Boye (Metz) (7): The captain fulfilled his role. By scoring a goal from the corner (81st), John Boye offered three crucial points in the fight to keep FC Metz against Nîmes (2-1). In addition, the Ghanaian international won six of his nine defense duels. Pattern size.
Zeki Celik (Lille) (7): Very irregular during the first leg, Zeki Celik is regaining the level posted last season. The Turkish side delivered a big performance against Lyon (1-0). Very enterprising offensively, he also held his right lane with authority. It was Lille who touched (81) and recovered (10) the most balls.
Midfielders
Flavien Tait (Rennes) (8): He started off on the floor, looking for Del Castillo (14th) then finding Maouassa (18th) near the surface. The Rennes midfielder then wandered into the Montpellier defense before offering a goal to Hunou (28th) in the wake of their overwhelming victory (5-0). A match punctuated by a goal of a rolled shot at 18 meters (68th).
Morgan Sanson (Marseille) (7): Positioned in a number 10 role in a 4-2-3-1, the Marseillais delivered a solid performance against Amiens (2-2). Very available and well placed, often behind the two Picard scavenger circles, he posed big problems for his opponents. His catches forward and his accelerations hurt the whole game to the Amiens. He opened the scoring for OM with a heavy strike from the left (45th + 1).
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Eduardo Camavinga (Rennes) (8): With the greatest number of passes in the opposing camp (34) and an excellent success rate (94%), he shone in the midfield of Rennes. The international French hopeful has turned into a decisive passer after a fantastic ride, shifting Flavien Tait for the 3rd Rennes goal (68th).
Jonathan Ikoné (Lille) (7): Winner of Lyon (1-0), the LOSC was able to rely on a Jonathan Ikoné of the great evenings. Inspired in his transmissions and his dribbles, the player trained at PSG did a lot of damage to the Lyon defense, especially in the first period. Involved on most of his northern occasions.
Attackers
Loïc Rémy (Lille) (7): The LOSC-shaped man has struck again. Loïc Rémy, already a goal scorer in three of his last five Ligue 1 matches, scored the only goal in Lille's oh so precious victory against Lyon (1-0). At the conclusion of a beautiful combination on corner, the 33-year-old striker is in great shape and forms a formidable duo with Osimhen.
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Kasper Dolberg (Nice) (8): This is the kind of match that puts you in the hearts of supporters. Thanks to his double, the Danish striker put OGC Nice back on the road to victory (2-1) after two consecutive draws and allowed his team to win the shock against AS Monaco. Effective, two of his three shots ended up in the back of the net.
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