MATCH REPORT

Sofiane Diop’s 83rd-minute goal completes Nice comeback at Brest

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Nice came from behind to win 2-1 at Stade Brestois 29, with Sofiane Diop scoring in the 83rd minute after Sepe Elye Wahi had equalised. Brest created the stronger statistical profile but could not convert it into points, and Kenny Lala missed a 90th-minute penalty.

Turning points

Diop’s 83rd-minute goal completes Nice comeback

Nice defeated Stade Brestois 29 2-1 at Stade Francis-Le-Blé in Ligue 1, overturning a half-time deficit with two second-half goals. Sofiane Diop’s 83rd-minute strike made the score 1-2 and proved decisive after Brest had led for much of the match.

Wahi starts the turnaround

Ludovic Ajorque scored the opener for Stade Brestois 29 in the 15th minute, making the running score 1-0. Nice responded in the 61st minute when Sepe Elye Wahi equalised with the score at 1-1, assisted by Mohamed Amoura.

Diop then completed the comeback in the 83rd minute, with Wahi providing the assist for the 1-2 scoreline. The goal came after Nice’s changes had included Diop replacing Gauthier Hein in the 63rd minute. Brest were given a late opportunity to respond, but Kenny Lala missed a penalty in the 90th minute.

Brest’s numbers go unrewarded

The statistics suggested a stronger attacking performance from Brest despite the result. They had 51% possession, 13 total shots and 7 shots on goal, compared with Nice’s 9 total shots and 2 on goal. Brest’s expected goals were 2.54 to Nice’s 0.53, while Nice goalkeeper Yehvann Diouf made 6 saves.

The match also produced three yellow cards for Brest and five for Nice. Ajorque, who scored and made 4 tackles, was Brest’s highest-rated player at 7.8. Wahi was the standout overall, rated 8.2 after scoring once, assisting once and making 2 tackles.

Nice moves two points clear

Before the match, Brest had 9 points from 7 games and Nice had 8. After the result, Nice has 11 points from 8 games, two points ahead of Brest’s 9. Both teams’ after-result positions are provisional because other results from the round may not yet be included. Nice added a win to its pre-match form, while Brest added a loss.

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Stade Brestois 29

10th in league
2W - 3D - 2L
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Nice

13th in league
2W - 2D - 3L
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League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

10th9 pts
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13th8 pts
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1LyonWLWDW742113514
2Paris Saint GermainWWWWL742114914
3Paris FCWLWDW742112714
4LilleDWLWW742110514
5MonacoLDWDW742110614
6RennesLWLWW7412151413
7LorientWWLDW73227611
8LensWWLDL7313141110
9MarseilleWWLLL730414109
10Stade Brestois 29DWLLW723213109
11ToulouseWDWDL723212119
12AuxerreWLWWL730411179
13NiceLWWLD7223698
14StrasbourgLLLDW721412157
15AngersLLWDL72149157
16Le MansLLWDD713310156
17Estac TroyesLLLLL71155164
18Le HavreLLLDL70255112