At the Louis-II stadium, AS Monaco celebrated its 100th anniversary with the great thrill of a victory acquired in the last moments, on a long shot from Lamine Camara which hit the post before slightly entering Dimitry’s cages Bertaud (90e+9).
Exclusion in the 90se Tanguy Coulibaly’s minute for a second yellow card ended up having consequences. A real blow for the Montpellier residents who are fighting for the slightest point at the start of the season and who opened the scoring with Nzingoula (16e). Falorin Balogun had set the record straight at the 33e minute.
Monaco has 16 points like PSG, pending Marseille’s match (13 points) against Strasbourg this Sunday (8:45 p.m.). Montpellier remains on 4 points, in 16th play-off place while awaiting the matches in Saint-Etienne and Angers.
The clash between Lens and Nice, with the backdrop of the reunion of Aiglons coach Franck Haise with the team he was still coaching a few months ago, did not lack interest but goals (0 -0).
There were chances but the match never swung, in its appearance as much as in the score, in favor of one side or the other. The result does not suit the Blood and Gold (5e10 points) nor the Gym (6e8 points).
Lille, which hosts Real Madrid on Wednesday in the Champions League, bounced back after four defeats and a draw in all competitions, by crushing Le Havre at the Océane stadium (3-0). Taking advantage of Le Havre’s weaknesses, striker Jonathan David blazed by scoring a hat-trick.
The Northerners temporarily rise to 4e place in the ranking with 10 points, while Le Havre is at 13e rank with 6 units.
