Zapping Foot National Laure Boulleau: “I imagine a sequence where Mbappé talks about a Les Bleues match…”
The spectacle was more than present on the lawns of the French elite, on this first Sunday of October. The seventh multiplex in Ligue 1 has indeed just seen all its teams leave. If two red cards were distributed, twelve goals were scored on the three pitches concerned. Heavily defeated last week, Brest is currently hosting Le Havre… and is showing demonic realism. The Breton club won with a score of two goals to zero. In the twelfth minute of play, Ludovic Ajorque opened the scoring. As soon as we return from the locker room, Étienne Youté will leave the HAC at ten. At the start of the last quarter of an hour of play, it was Massadio Haïdara’s turn to see red. In added time, the Ty-Zefs will make the break through Ibrahim Salah. SB29 provisionally climbs to tenth place, while Le Havre is fifteenth.
Also advantage of two goals for Stade de Reims against Montpellier. The Champagne club opened the scoring in the sixth minute of play through their captain Marshall Munetsi. About twenty minutes later, Keito Nakamura will treat himself to a festival before allowing his band to take a break. In the 37th minute of play, Arnaud Nordin will reduce the gap and allow the MHSC to believe in a comeback. At the hour mark, Oumar Diakité will once again allow his team to take the break. The Paillade club will not give up and reduce, a second time, the gap at the start of additional time through Nordin. In the process, Teddy Teuma will score the fourth Reims goal of the evening. Stade de Reims is fourth, Montpellier penultimate.
Shock disputed between Strasbourg and Lens
This afternoon’s clash pits Strasbourg against Lens. From the fifth minute, M’Bala Nzola will give the advantage to the Northern club. The RCSA will not be discouraged and equalize in the 18th minute of play by Abakar Sylla. Just before half-time, the Sang et Or regained the advantage through Andy Diouf. The match will start to get tense on all sides between two teams who are doing everything to gain the upper hand. At the hour mark, Racing Club de Strasbourg will obtain a penalty and convert it thanks to its captain Habib Diarra. The score will not change despite numerous chances on both sides. The RCL is sixth, the RCSA seventh.
The results
- Brest 2 – 0 Le Havre
- Strasbourg 2 – 2 Lens
- Reims 4 – 2 Montpellier
Ranking
To summarize
The spectacle was more than present on the lawns of the French elite, on this first Sunday of October. The seventh multiplex in Ligue 1 has indeed just seen all its teams leave. If two red cards were distributed, twelve goals were scored on the three pitches concerned.
