Brest makes the perfect move
Brest and Auxerre were separated by only a small point before the meeting and this meeting at Francis-Le Blé proved crucial in the race to maintain. In this match of fear, it was the Bretons who struck a big blow by winning against the Burgundians (1-0).
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Faced with an imperial Ionut Radu, who has long repelled the Finistère assaults, only Jérémy Le Douaron has found the flaw. On the lookout after a header from teammate Steve Mounié, the 24-year-old striker finished close (69th). With this achievement, he allows his family to take a breath of fresh air in the standings three days from the end.
Rennes and Troyes opposite destinies
At Roazhon Park, sadness and joy were out. Bruno Génésio's men can smile because they have, by easily disposing of ESTAC (4-0), stick to Lille for the 5th place pending the match of the Northerners against AS Monaco. On the other hand, the Trojans have sunk and find Ligue 2, two years after leaving it.
Quickly ahead thanks to a lucky header from Arthur Théate (15th), Rennes were never worried by ESTAC, far too limited in its intentions. In the second half, Benjamin Bourigeaud and his team moved up a gear and the midfielder made the break (65th). Overtaken, Adil Rami and his teammates saw Karl Toko Ekambi plant a double back-to-back (70 and 74th) to complete the Breton success.
Montpellier and Lorient for butter
Héraultais and Morbihannais challenged each other at the Mosson for a match without stakes, the two formations being maintained. Enterprising, it was Michel Der Zakarian's men who first stood out with a very stirring attacking trio with Arnaud Nordin, Stephy Mavididi and Elye Wahi. THE last mentioned almost opened the entry mark (4th) but his shot narrowly missed.
The second act came alive 20 minutes from the end with the opening score by Romain Faivre on a serve from Darlin Yongwa (68th) then in extra time, Faitout Maoussa allowed his own to equalize (95th). This result does not help anyone, the Merlus are 9th, the Pailladins 12th.
