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Losc made short work of HAC this Saturday during the 22nd day of Ligue 1 (3-0). With a hat-trick from Jonathan David.
Beaten in Paris last week (3-1), Lille resumed their march forward this Saturday as part of the 22e lifting of Ligue 1. Against Le Havre, which has barely taken two points in the last four days, the Mastiffs played their game, winning in a big way and blithely with a score of 3-0.
It was thanks to a hat-trick from Jonathan David that Losc made the difference, the Canadian striker having struck in the 14e44e and 49e minutes – not without having tried twice to convert his penalty on this third and final achievement. The person concerned thus sees his total in Ligue 1 increase from eight to eleven goals this season – as many as Wissam Ben Yedder and Alexandre Lacazette, the first runners-up to a Kylian Mbappé perched at 20 banderillas.
Lille on the podium!
Building on this great victory, Lille returns to the podium, wedged between Nice – which lost to Lyon on Friday evening (1-0) – and Monaco, which will face Toulouse on Sunday. Le Havre for its part finds itself 12thenow ahead of an OL in full rebound.
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