Winner of Montpellier (4-2), Stade de Reims continues its momentum and consolidates its fourth place in Ligue 1. At the same time, Strasbourg and Lens drew (2-2), while Brest beat Le Havre (2-0).
And it’s always fun for the Stade de Reims! By winning this Sunday against the penultimate in the ranking, Montpellier (4-2), the Champenois continued their good series, including the fourth goal in four matches from Keito Nakamura.
Since their inaugural defeat against Lille (0-2), Luka Elsner’s men have scored four wins in six days, and have only given up points in Marseille (2-2) and against PSG (1-1) . So here is Reims firmly attached to its fourth place, ahead of Lille, and with the same number of points as OM (3rd).
Brest continues well
At the same time, there was no winner in the pursuers’ duel between Strasbourg and Lens, who parted in a spectacular draw (2-2). The Sang et Or led twice, thanks to M’Bala Nzola (5th) then Andy Diouf (44th), who took advantage of a big error from Doukouré. Strasbourg reacted with Abakar Sylla’s header from a corner (18th), then a penalty converted by Habib Diarra (60th) which greatly angered the Lensois, annoyed by the performance of Ms. Frappart. Incidentally, this is the fifth draw in a row for Lens, who are progressing slowly.
Finally, after its crazy victory in Salzburg (0-4) in the Champions League, Stade Brestois managed to follow up by beating Le Havre (2-0). Ludovic Ajorque opened the scoring (12th), and it was Ibrahim Salah who doubled the lead for the Bretons (90th+2), who recorded the great comeback of Pierre Lees-Melou.
