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There will be electricity in the air, in Beaujoire, this Sunday afternoon, for this Nantes-The vintage looks that smells good in the 1990s. Victims of a real humiliation in Monaco last weekend (1-7), the men of Antoine Kombouaré must absolutely recover. Will the scar from this slap be still lively? In this type of configuration, there is not often half measures. Either the FCN resumes its beautiful series and is remobilized in its maintenance mission, or it flows gently and dangerously towards the depths of the classification.
Opposite, Lens does not swim in the same waters, but the dynamics of blood and gold is hardly more brilliant. Will Still's team remains on two consecutive defeats in the championship, against Nice and Strasbourg, each time on the same score (0-2), and having finished in inferiority. Largely turned upside down by a destabilizing winter transfer window, the Artesian club seems obviously prepared to live a second part of the season that is rude than the first. For what ambitions?
The expected compos
Nantes : Lopes – Coco, Sow, Pallois, Amian – Augusto, Castelletto, Lepenant – Abline, Mohamed, Simon.
Lens : Ryan – Aguilar, Gradit, Sarr, Medina – Thomasson, El Aynaoui, Diouf – Sotoca, Nzola, Agbonifo.
Where to see the match?
This match between FC Nantes and the Racing Club of Lens counting for the 23rd day of Ligue 1 will be broadcast this Sunday on Dazn, from 3 p.m.
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