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Find the results of this Sunday’s matches, counting for the 31st day of Ligue 1.
After Lille’s precious victory in Metz (2-1), this Sunday in Ligue 1 featured several teams engaged in the fight for survival. And the bad operation of the day is to the credit of Lorient. Penultimate, the Breton club conceded another compromising setback, this time against Toulouse (1-2).
Ponceau had nevertheless opened the scoring for Merlus (1-0, 19th), but Dallinga (1-1, 59th) then Cissoko (1-2, 83rd) allowed Téfécé to reverse the situation. Tenth, Toulouse ensures its maintenance. Lorient is on the brink of the abyss.
Reims no longer responds, Nice offers itself an exciting end to the season
Another worrying formation, the Stade de Reims confirmed its free fall by bowing heavily on the lawn of the red lantern, Clermont (1-4). Will Still’s team should not tremble for its maintenance, but its second part of the season will have been a fiasco. A double from Cham from the penalty spot (31st, 56th) and another from Rashani (78th, 90th) made the Auvergats happy, who are still clinging to a possible rescue in the elite.
Finally, higher in the ranking, Nice confirmed its recovery by collecting an important victory on the lawn of Strasbourg (3-1). Patrick Vieira’s men opened the scoring quite early with Bakwa (1-0, 18th), but the Aiglons found the resources to recover with goals from Guessand (1-1, 44th), Dante (1-2, 52nd) and Sanson – former member of the house (1-3, 84th). Nice, fifth, is enjoying an exciting end to the season.
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