Reims, always crazier
The weekends pass, and Reims is still undefeated in the league since Will Still is the coach.
More than lining up an 18th match without defeat, Reims won the victory after additional time against Ajaccio (1-0).
With an unstoppable right foot strike from 18 meters, Jens Cadjus made the Auguste-Delaune stadium exult (90th + 5, 1-0).
Reims, more offensive and sharper despite a lackluster first period, was rewarded and climbed to 8th place in L1.
Maintenance is already guaranteed unlike Ajaccio, 18th, who has still not won two games in a row this season.
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Calendar and results Ligue 1
League 1 standings
Clermont, a breath of fresh air
By ending a series of 7 games without a win, Clermont has taken a big step towards staying at the Toulouse Stadium (0-1).
The Auvergnats relied on a lot of work from Cheick Konaté, concluded with a wrapped strike from Saîf-Eddine Khaoui (74th, 0-1).
Toulouse, uninspired and clumsy (9 shots, 0 on target), is 12th in the standings behind … Clermont.
The qualification of the TFC in the semi-finals of the Coupe de France cannot make us forget its series of 3 defeats in progress in L1, which leaves it 12 pts ahead of Auxerre, first relegated.
A mattress that shrinks over the weeks.
Montpellier crunches a pathetic SCO
It's only a matter of time before Angers is officially relegated to Ligue 2. The SCO never existed under the sun of Montpellier (5-0).
Wahbi Khazri only needed 90 seconds to open the scoring, with a heavy bar kick into the area (2nd, 1-0).
Téji Savanier made the break from the penalty spot (25th, 2-0).
Faitout Maouassa was successful in adding to the score from close range (45th + 3, 3-0) before a double from Savanier after the break to kill all suspense (51st, 4-0).
Elye Wahi closed the deal with a solo rush to delight the Mosson (74th, 5-0).
Angers, which saw its captain Nabil Bentaleb be excluded for dispute (57th), is 12 points behind Strasbourg, the first non-relegation.
The MHSC, 13th, gives itself some air in the race to maintain.
Brest succeeds in Strasbourg
These are three points that could be very expensive for both teams once the season is over.
Brest went to win in Strasbourg to get out of the red zone (0-1).
It took small exploits from his goalkeeper, Marco Bizot.
But also a great Franck Honorat, the only scorer with a precise strike low to the ground from the left, at the entrance to the surface (45th + 2, 0-1).
Racing pushed hard at the end of the match, but success fled them at La Meinau.
Brest, which remained on 3 defeats, overtakes the Alsatian club to point to 15th place.
With three small points ahead of Troyes, 19th, proof of a certain homogeneity at the bottom of the table.
