Stade Brestois 29 beat Lyon 2-0 in Ligue 1 Regular Season - 10 as PSG lead
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Stade Brestois 29’s win over Lyon was the round’s clearest surprise, while victories for Paris Saint Germain, Lille and Paris FC maintained the leading order. Nice, Marseille and Lorient strengthened their positions, and the lower table remains tightly contested around 8 and 10 points.
What changed
What was the round’s biggest table surprise? Stade Brestois 29 beat fourth-placed Lyon 2-0, narrowing the gap between the teams to 2 points in the current table. Noah Edjouma put Stade Brestois 29 ahead in the 22nd minute, and Ludovic Ajorque completed the result with a 90th-minute penalty. Lyon remain fourth on 17 points, while Stade Brestois 29 are ninth on 15 points.
Paris Saint Germain retain the lead
Paris Saint Germain lead the current table on 23 points after a 1-0 win over Estac Troyes. Ilya Zabarnyi scored in the 39th minute, giving the league leaders a 15-point advantage over Estac Troyes, who are 17th on 8 points.
Lille kept second place on 21 points by winning 2-1 at Rennes. Soriba Diaoune put Lille ahead in the 24th minute, Boulaye Dia equalised for Rennes seven minutes later, and Nathan Ngoy scored Lille’s winning goal in the 68th minute. Lille are 5 points ahead of Rennes, who occupy seventh place on 16 points.
Paris FC sit third on 20 points after a 1-0 victory at Auxerre. Lassine Sinayoko scored the only goal in the 63rd minute. Paris FC are 10 points above Auxerre, who are 14th on 10 points. The top three now make up the leading group, with Lyon and Nice both on 17 points behind them.
Nice and Marseille take important wins
Nice moved to fifth on 17 points with a 2-0 win at Angers. Sofiane Diop scored after 2 minutes, and Jonathan Clauss added Nice’s second goal in the 78th minute. Nice are 9 points ahead of Angers, who are 16th on 8 points.
Marseille won 2-1 at Lens to reach eighth place on 15 points. Amine Gouiri scored for Marseille after 2 minutes, Florian Thauvin equalised for Lens in the 20th minute, and Keyliane Abdallah scored Marseille’s winning goal in the 82nd minute. Marseille are 2 points ahead of Lens, who are 11th on 13 points.
Toulouse move clear of Strasbourg
Toulouse defeated Strasbourg 3-1 and moved to 12th on 13 points, 3 points ahead of Strasbourg in 13th on 10 points. Santiago Hidalgo opened the scoring for Toulouse in the 45th minute, and Mark McKenzie made it 2-0 in the 56th minute. Giovanni Reyna pulled one back for Strasbourg in the 67th minute before Thomas Jorgensen completed Toulouse’s scoring in the 76th minute.
Lorient also won away from home, beating Le Havre 2-0. Isaak Touré scored in the 18th minute and Jean-Victor Makengo added the last goal in the 90th minute. Lorient are 10th on 15 points, while Le Havre remain 18th on 2 points.
Monaco held late by Le Mans
Monaco appeared set for a narrow win at Le Mans after Mamadou Coulibaly put them ahead in the 40th minute. Erwan Colas equalised for Le Mans in the 90th minute, securing a 1-1 draw. Monaco are sixth on 16 points, 8 points ahead of Le Mans, who are 15th on 8 points.
The round’s nine matches produced 20 goals. The listed round top scorers each had 1 goal: Sinayoko, Zabarnyi, Diop, Colas and Thauvin. At the bottom, Estac Troyes and Angers each have 8 points, while Le Havre’s 2 points leave them at the foot of the table.
