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Losc temporarily invited itself onto the L1 podium by outclassing Clermont this Sunday (4-0). Reims at the same time fell in front of Toulouse (2-3).
Formidable at home, Lille once again proved it this Sunday by beating Clermont, as part of the 20e day of Ligue 1. Thanks to a double from David (10e38e) – well helped by the unfortunate Diaw on his second goal – and goals from André (24e) and Zhegrova (40e), the Mastiffs never trembled against the Auvergnats (4-0), thus climbing onto the elite podium ahead of Brest and Monaco, while awaiting a possible response from the Bretons, opposed to Nice at the end of the day. -noon.
The Clermontois find themselves flanked by the red lantern while Lorient got the better of Metz at the same time, in the match of fear (1-2). At Saint-Symphorien, the Grenats gave in twice, to the benefit of Bamba (19e) and Katseris (58e). Lamkel Ze having struck in vain for the Lorraines (22e). The Merlus, who had not won in the league since October 22, thus returned to the level of their opponents of the day and OL, 15e before the OM reception in the evening.
Lorient and Toulouse do each other good
Another important success in the perspective of maintaining, with a little more margin of course, that of Toulouse in Reims. With the help of the Mawissa (11e), Babicka (31e) and Dallinga (45e+2), the TFC offers itself the surprise victory of the day by taking advantage of the generosity of Champagne. The Rémois began a comeback in the second half thanks to Teuma (49e) and Akieme (90e+1) but the account on arrival is not there. Will Still’s team, now ahead of Lens, is seventh in the standings pending the result from Marseille to Lyon. There are 12 people from Toulousee four steps ahead of the red zone.
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