It wasn't a festival of chances, but it was a match that many will surely classify as a 'good 0-0'.
At the end of an intense and contested meeting between Brest and Nice, the second and third in the French Championship failed to find the fault, and therefore go back to back (0-0) this Sunday.
📊 A zero score but a very lively meeting 💥!
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Highlights on each side, and a major opportunity on both sides.
In the first period, Evan Guessand missed the target when he faced the Brest goalkeeper (9th).
Martin Satriano, for his part, failed to conclude.
The goal was however open to him following a shot pushed back at his feet by Marcin Bulka (36th).
In the second half, the defenses took the upper hand, and the public at the Francis-Le Blé stadium did not have a lot of opportunities to enjoy, despite the sustained pace offered by the two runners-up from PSG.
The spectacle was also in the air this afternoon, with fireworks going off above the Kemper Stand, closed for this match.
Enough to interrupt the game for a few minutes at the half-hour mark.
Brest retains its third place ahead of Lille
At the end of the second half, both teams pushed to take the advantage, but came up against well-established defenses.
He only missed the goals this Sunday, since none of them found the back of the net.
A goalless draw, like during the first meeting between Bretons and Azuréens at the beginning of October.
A result which therefore allows a status quo behind PSG in Ligue 1. With this point, the Niçois maintain three points ahead of their evening opponent, when the Brestois (3rd) move back in front of Lille, winner of Clermont this afternoon (4-0).
In front, the Parisians are flying away, and now have eight points more than the Aiglons.