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Lyon takes control, Marseille at a standstill

The big arms did not shake this Wednesday. Lille, Lyon and PSG have indeed taken the three points during the 17th day. This does not mean that the ranking remains unchanged. Leader before today’s meetings, Lille snatched victory from Montpellier (2-3) thanks to a goal from Burak Yilmaz in the 87th minute. Except that at the same time, OL made short work of Nantes (3-0). A score that allows President Aulas’s players, tied on points with those of Olivier Létang, to take the lead thanks to a better goal difference. Easy winner of Strasbourg (4-0), PSG – which however had to wait for the 80th to make the break – remains third, with one point less than Lille and Lyon. Bad operation for OM, beaten in Angers (2-1), and for Monaco, held in check by ASSE (2-2). Earlier, Nîmes had taken the place of the red lantern to the detriment of its defeat against Dijon (1-3), while Rennes had dominated Metz (1-0). Enough to see Julien Stéphan’s men, fourth, overtake OM in the standings. Ligue 1 returns at the start of 2021, with the 18th day taking place on January 6.

Yesterday at 18:58

The results of the 17th day of Ligue 1

Yesterday at 23:01

What you must remember

Lyon 3-0 Nantes
Lyon: Toko Ekambi (4th), Kadewere (37th), Paqueta (44th)

Overflowing with ease in Nice on Saturday (4-1), the Lyonnais extended the ride against a sick FC Nantes (3-0). Everything happened in the first period, even very early on, as Karl Toko Ekambi came close to concluding an offering from Houssem Aouar during the first real foray into the Rhône (4th). Failed by Lafont on several occasions, the Lyonnais made the break thanks to the cold realism of Tino Kadewere, scoring, in a narrow angle, his seventh goal on his last eight shots on target (37th). At the origin of the Zimbabwean’s goal, Lucas Paqueta came to complete the work in Lyon on a service from the latter to score his first goal in France and thus validate three exceptional first months in the Lyon jersey (44th). Without a great Lafont in the second half (49th, 50th, 53rd, 69th, 90th + 2) or without the clumsiness of Memphis, whose inexplicable failure (83rd) mitigates his performance due to a blank stats sheet, OL could have imploded FC Nantes in the grip of a serious crisis of results for eight matches. Raymond Domenech, future coach of the Canaries, will have work. In the meantime, it is his last club to take the lead in the league on goal difference ahead of Losc. Both have a point in advance of Paris, easy to worry about Strasbourg at home (4-0). 14th unbeaten game, 29 points out of 33 possible since the end of the transfer window, everything is going well at OL.

Montpellier 2-3 Lille
Montpellier: Laborde (57th), Delort (70th)
Lille: Weah (23rd), Ikoné (67th), Yilmaz (87th

Strong, Lille went on to win on the wire after a very removed game on the still very hostile lawn of Mosson (2-3). Back in their game, the Mastiffs opened the scoring with Timothy Weah, whose perfect call triggered Xeka’s equally superb assist between the lines (23rd). Ahead at the break, the Northerners suffered the waves of Hérault at the start of the second half until Gaëtan Laborde equalized, alone at six meters after a corner deflected by Congré (57 ‘). Ten minutes later, Lille yet passed again thanks to a former Montpellier, Jonathan Ikoné, scoring his third goal of the season (67th) from the penalty spot. The match then turned into the unreal two minutes later with a gesture that will make a mark in this already extraordinary 2020-2021 season. Receiving a perfect cross from Sambia, Andy Delort rose to the penalty spot to place an acrobatic chisel that Maignan could only extend into his skylight (70 ‘). Seventh goal of the season for the Hérault vice-captain, already a candidate for the goal of the exercise. But in the duo Delort-Laborde, Christophe Galtier responded with his Turkish pair Yazici-Yilmaz, launched in the wake. A deviation from the first for the second, with clinical composure when it came to beating Omlin closely to the delight of Losc (87 ‘). Still saved by Maignan and his baraka at the end of the match (90th + 6), Lille can thank his Kral (“King”) Burak and will pass the truce as co-leader of Ligue 1.

Angers 2-1 Montpellier
Angers: Pereira-Lage (4th), Diony (23rd)
Marseilles: Rongier (75th)

It is time for the year to end for OM, beaten in Angers by the smallest of margins (2-1). Caught cold by the opening scoring of Matthias Pereira-Lage, very happy with the lack of responsiveness of Valentin Rongier from the start (4th), the Olympians will have sunk in great widths in the first half hour. If Angelo Fulgini missed the frame in front of Steve Mandanda (10th), Loïs Diony, already passer on the opener, split a high-class sequence before placing a cross volley out of reach of the Olympian captain ( 23rd). Angers led at the break without anyone finding fault (just one shot, off target, for OM). Coming back with better intentions, the Phocaeans had to wait until the last quarter of an hour to come back. Blame it on Dimitri Payet, or rather Paul Bernardoni, imperial on the penalty yet well taken from the first city (71st). Five minutes later, the former Nîmes goalkeeper could not help the head from elsewhere from Valentin Rongier (75 ‘). OM then whipped and will regret this header from Marley Aké in front of Caleta-Car from a corner (90 + 4). But André Villas-Boas’s men were too tender to avoid a second loss in a row on the road after Rennes by the same score. Two identical results interspersed with the disappointing draw against Reims (1-1) and a meager record of a possible nine point. The euphoria of the six straight wins is over and OM is no longer a virtual leader. Now eight points behind the Lyon-Lille duo in the lead, Marseille will have to negotiate their late matches against Lens and Nice to stay in the race. At the same time, Angers, who had not beaten OM in Anjou since 1979 (!) Took the opportunity to come back to one point and pass the break in the top 10 (9th).

Monaco 2-2 Saint-Etienne
Monaco: Diop (7th), Volland (48th)
Saint Etienne : Debuchy (21st), Bouanga (29th, sp)

December very mixed for Monaco, held in check by Saint-Etienne to Louis II (2-2). Niko Kovac’s men got off to a good start thanks to the inspiration of his captain Ben Yedder for Sofiane Diop from the start (7th). And then nothing. ASM liquefied, punished by two goals from Mathieu Debuchy from the head (21st) and Denis Bouanga from the penalty spot (29th). At the origin of the penalty putting an end to a shortage of more than three months, the Gabonese was also at the origin of the exclusion of the unfortunate Eliot Matazo for a sole whose intentionality is debated even after the video (35th) . The exclusion of the 18-year-old Belgian midfielder, who won his first start there, wiped out an already limp team that was crumbling under the green waves. However, the scenario was repeated in the second half with all the profession of Kevin Volland when transforming into a goal the offering of Gelson Martins (48th) to score his seventh goal of the season after that in Dijon on Sunday (1-0 ). Two goals scored on the only two shots from the Principality club tonight. A realism that contrasts with the ineffectiveness of Saint-Etienne characterized by only a third of shots on target (6 of 18) and a Vito Mannone who has netted a point in Monaco, compensating for the goals taken so far. Removing a victorious double from Debuchy in his skylight (84th), the Italian goalkeeper saved ASM who concluded a very bad December with 4 points out of 15 possible and found himself sixth. Since everything opposes the two teams, the results of December for the Greens (14th) are much more positive since they have not lost since the end of November. The long black series seems behind them.

Yesterday at 22:57

Lille wins strong in Montpellier !!

This parade of Maignan is all the more saving as it sounds the death knell for this beautiful northern victory in the Hérault region. Lyon and Lille will spend the holidays in the lead on equal points.

Yesterday at 22:55

Miraculous Maignan !!! (90th + 6)

On a free kick deflected from the head by Laborde at the near post, the Lille goalkeeper sends the ball to his post with a little academic reflex and saves his team!

Yesterday at 22:55

Marseille beaten in Angers!

One point in three matches and here is OM eight points behind the leader with two games late. OM’s first defeat in Anjou since 1979!

Yesterday at 22:53

Aké is missing his head !! (90th + 4)

Upon receiving a corner from the right, Aké throws himself back to catch the ball from the head to second but misses the target. Caleta-Car was alone behind him …

Yesterday at 22:52

Three more minutes in Angers and Montpellier

Each game was extended for six more minutes.

Yesterday at 22:51

Monaco and Saint-Etienne back to back

Monaco are happy to scratch the point of a draw given the scenario of the match. The Stéphanois have still not lost for a month.

Yesterday at 22:50

It’s over in Lyon!

OL won 3-0 against Nantes and will spend the holidays as leader of Ligue 1!

Yesterday at 22:45

YILMAAAZ DELIVER LE LOSC (87th)

Bradaric provokes left side and manages to pass to Yazici before falling. The Turk extends for his compatriot in the area, bordering on offside. Full of composure, Yilmaz comes to conclude closely in front of Omlin, who was however quickly out in his feet.

Yesterday at 22:44

Mannone saves Monaco (84th)

Debuchy was close to a brace on a distant free kick but his head was pushed back by Mannone who relaxed well on his right.

Yesterday at 22:43

Big injury of Thomas (83rd)

In the aerial duel with Marley Aké in his area, Romain Thomas sees his ankle turn 90 degrees when it falls. The Angevin central defender is evacuated on a stretcher.

Yesterday at 22:42

The incredible failure of Depay (83rd)

The 4-0 will wait, just like the 9th goal of the season for the Lyon captain, who just missed a ready goal in front of the empty goal within six meters.

Yesterday at 22:37

Maignan captures the strike from Laborde (78th)

Montpellier finished very strong at La Mosson and Laborde had a first match point following a delivery from Sambia on a free kick. His left half volley is too much on Maignan, who catches the ball.

Yesterday at 22:33

MARSEILLE REDUCES THE SCORE (76th)

On the fall of a cross from Payet from the left, Rongier rises from the entrance to the area and places a lobed header that ends in the top corner of Bernardoni, helpless this time. Superb goal from the Olympian midfielder, in a little academic style!

Yesterday at 22:28

WHAT EXCEPTIONAL GOALS OF DELORT FOR MONTPELLIER (70th)

On the fall of a cross from Sambia from the right, Andy Delort places an upturned chisel that Maignan can only extend into his window. What a sensational goal from the Hérault vice-captain, already favorite for the goal of the year!

Yesterday at 22:28

THE BERNARDONI STOP !!!! (70th)

Dimitri Payet shoots to his right but runs into the firm hand of a Paul Bernardoni who has relaxed at full length to ward off the Reunionese’s attempt.

Yesterday at 22:28

Penalty for OM! (69th)

A hand of Pereira-Lage is at the origin of the whistle of Mr. Gauthier. Dimitri Payet on the ball.

Yesterday at 22:27

IKONÉ TRANSFORME (67th)

Jonathan Ikoné chooses to shoot to the left and defeats Omlin on the wrong foot, crucifying his former club. Le Losc is ahead!

Yesterday at 22:25

Penalty for Lille! (66th)

Launched in the box, David hooks Ristic but then falls in front of the leg extended by the Serbian.

Yesterday at 22:22

Payet misses his shot (64th)

The Reunionese is in a striking position on the edge of the surface but completely misses the target. Bernardoni watches the ball pass overhead.

Yesterday at 22:20

The double parade of Lopes! (60th)

On a corner from the left and deflected by Pallois, Casteletto is alone at the far post but does not manage to head off Lopes. The Portuguese even grabs the ball on the rebound.

Yesterday at 22:18

Sixth goal of the season for Laborde

The former Bordelais had already scored in Brest on Sunday (2-2).

Yesterday at 22:15

HEAD OF LABOOORDE FOR MONTPELLIER (57th)

Montpellier has been more pressing for a few minutes and the salvation comes from Gaëtan Laborde, who catapults the ball closely following a corner from Mollet cut by Congré at the near post.

Yesterday at 22:13

The game resumes at La Mosson (55th)

Mr. Turpin only needed a few seconds to reconsider his decision. Le Losc is always ahead!

Yesterday at 22:12

Penalty for Montpellier? (54th)

Near the penalty spot, Mollet places a volley blocked by Fonte, with his hand according to Mr. Turpin, who is heading towards the video.

Yesterday at 22:11

Lafont again! (54th)

The canary doorman is still on the parade, this time in front of Memphis, after a number from the Rhone captain who eliminated Pallois with a rake before moving from the left, too softly.

Yesterday at 22:10

Aouar misses the fourth (50th)

After having served Memphis in depth a few minutes before, it is the turn of the number 8 Lyon to appear in front of Lafont. But his ex-partner in hopes comes out quickly to intervene.

Yesterday at 22:09

Sofiane Diop is out

Note on the Monegasque side that the first scorer of the match gave way to Florentino Luis in midfield, thus undergoing a tactical reorganization by Niko Kovac, quickly effective. On the Stéphanois side, Ryad Boudebouz replaced Lucas Douath post for post.

Yesterday at 22:06

THE VOLLAND EQUALIZATION FOR MONACO (48th)

Monaco is late entry thanks to the breakthrough of Gelson Martins who resists the return of the opposing defense before shifting Volland to his right. Alone in front of Moulin, the German deceives the goalkeeper of the Greens on the left in one touch before exulting.

Yesterday at 22:03

It’s back to Ligue 1!

45 minutes before a well-deserved break for the 20 elite teams.

Yesterday at 21:53

Monaco scuttles against Saint-Etienne

In front thanks to the early opening score of Diop (7th), the Monegasques did not shoot on goal afterwards and exposed themselves to Stéphanois players and rewarded with goals from Debuchy (23rd) and Bouanga (29th). Reduced to 10 after the questionable expulsion of Matazo, Niko Kovac’s men will find it difficult to return to the match.

Yesterday at 21:51

Marseille does not respond to Angers

Led from the start after the goal of Pereira Lage (4th), the Olympians have never succeeded and are even led by two goals following the high-class sequence of Diony (23rd). We were also closer to 3-0 than 2-1 …

Yesterday at 21:49

Lille leads to the break!

As a solid leader, Losc leads 1-0 at the break at La Mosson thanks to Weah’s cold-blooded goal. But the Lyonnais are in the lead on goal difference!

Yesterday at 21:48

Lyon largely dominates the debates at the break!

11 shots including 5 on target, including 3 goals, here is OL in front with ease against Nantes (3-0). The goal of Paqueta came to conclude the festival of inevitable Toko-Ekambi and Kadewere.

Yesterday at 21:44

PAQUETA OPENS ITS COUNTER IN LEAGUE 1 (43rd)

The Lyonnais project themselves in numbers and Kadewere inherits the ball in the box after a failed first attempt. He then shifts Paqueta to his right. From the left, the Brazilian passes the ball between Appiah’s legs to score his first goal in France … and dance the samba for the occasion.

Yesterday at 21:44

Mannone and Aguilar avoid disaster for Monaco (42nd)

The Stéphanois project quickly against and Monnet-Paquet crosses from the right. The Italian goalkeeper intervenes in front of three Stéphanois before Aguilar clears the ball acrobatically.

Yesterday at 21:41

Seventh goal of the season for Kadewere

The Zimbabwean is of rare precision, having just scored a seventh goal on his last eight shots on target.

Yesterday at 21:37

KADEWERE IN FOX FOR THE 2-0 !! (37th)

Who else ? After Toko-Ekambi, it was Tino Kadewere’s turn to take advantage of Lafont’s dismissal following a half-volley from Paqueta in the box. In a mouse hole, the Zimbabwean manages to slip the ball under the body of the international goalkeeper hopes.

Yesterday at 21:36

The red card for Matazo! (34th)

How terrible for Eliot Matazo, holder for the first time at this level. The young Belgian is sent off by Johan Hamel following a sole from behind on Bouanga. Verified in the video, it was completely unintentional since it was an extension of the passing gesture of the young 18-year-old midfielder …

Yesterday at 21:31

Second goal of the season for Diony and Weah

The second in a week for the American, who closed the mark in Dijon last Wednesday (0-2). For his part, Denis Bouanga put an end to a scarcity of more than three months after his first two goals in the 2nd and 3rd days.

Yesterday at 21:29

SAINT-ETIENNE TAKES THE ADVANTAGE THANKS TO BOUANGA (29th)

The Gabonese is doing himself justice by pulling halfway on the left. Saint-Etienne reversed the meeting in less than ten minutes!

Yesterday at 21:28

Penalty for Saint-Etienne! (27th)

At the penalty spot, Maripan unbalances Bouanga on a cross from the left. The Chilean gets a yellow on the action.

Yesterday at 21:25

DIONYYY MAKES THE BREAK FOR ANGERS (23rd)

The Angevin center forward resisted the Olympian defense thanks to a skilful sequence around the surface before placing, back to goal, an unstoppable cross volley for Mandanda who saw the ball return to his right.

Yesterday at 21:24

WEAAAH PROPULSE LILLE IN FRONT (23rd)

Found between the two Hérault exchanges by Xeka’s laser pass, Timothy Weah controls before adjusting Omlin closely to give Losc the advantage.

Yesterday at 21:21

DEBUCHY EQUALIZED FOR SAINT-ETIENNE (21st)

On an outgoing corner from the right and from Aouchiche’s boot, the Saint-Etienne captain places his head at the penalty spot and deceives Manonne, who is beaten on her right. Saint-Etienne quite logically comes back to height!

Yesterday at 21:18

André annihilates a cons for Montpellier (17th)

Following a poorly negotiated corner by Losc, Delort recovers the ball to go against but is unbalanced by André, who takes it twice. The northerner midfielder gets yellow on the action.

Yesterday at 21:16

Fulgini misses the point of break! (14th)

Angers is quickly projected against with Diony entering the area before giving Fulgini, alone in the axis. The Angevin playmaker gets on his left foot and crosses his shot. A little too much, since this one spins right next to Mandanda’s post …

Yesterday at 21:14

Pereira-Lage and Diop launch their team

The Portuguese scored here his third goal of the season while the Monaco nugget scored his fourth, the third for Louis II.

Yesterday at 21:11

Memphis close to break (9th)

Already close to scoring Lyon’s second goal in front of Lafont two minutes earlier, the Lyon captain attempted a long volley that went just beyond Lafont’s goals.

Yesterday at 21:05

PEREIRA-LAGE TROMPE MANDANDA (4th)

Diony works on the right and center back. Rongier fails to intervene and Pereira-Lage appears at the penalty spot to adjust Mandanda from the left. The Olympian captain touches the ball but does not deflect it out of his goals.

Yesterday at 21:04

TOKO EKAMBI OPENS THE SCORE FOR OL (4th)

Shifted to the left by Memphis, Aouar admirably finds Toko Ekambi within six meters. The Cameroonian only has to conclude in the empty goal to score his ninth goal of the season.

Yesterday at 21:01

It’s gone on all the lawns!

In just under two hours, the 17th day of Ligue 1 will have delivered its verdict.

Yesterday at 20:59

Monaco – Saint-Etienne: Ben Yedder and Volland still together

Note on the Monegasque side the first tenure of Belgian midfielder Eliot Matazo.

Yesterday at 20:57

Montpellier – Lille: Weah holder with David

Something new in the Lille eleven. Christophe Galtier starts Thimothy Weah and Jonathan David on Wednesday (9 p.m.), in Montpellier, on the 17th day of Ligue 1. They were both substitutes last Sunday, against PSG (0-0). In the middle, Xeka takes the place of Boubakary Soumaré. No change behind. On the side of the MHSC, it should be noted that Vitorino Hilton is the holder in defense. Il-Lok Yun is preferred to Stephy Mavididi in front, with Andy Delort and Gaëtan Laborde. Lille leads the L1.

Yesterday at 20:55

Angers – Marseille: Thauvin on the bench, Entrance kitchen

No Florian Thauvin in the Marseille eleven to face Angers this Wednesday (9 p.m.), during the 17th day of Ligue 1. The world champion is replacing, with a Payet-Benedetto-Germain trio favored by Andre Villas-Boas in front. Note that Michael Cuisance is associated with Valentin Rongier and Boubacar Kamara in the middle. No surprises behind and in goal, knowing that Jordan Amavi is forfeited.

Yesterday at 20:55

Lyon – Nantes: Mendes back, the KTM trio ahead

No surprise in the eleven concocted by Rudi Garcia to face Nantes on Wednesday (9 p.m.), during the 17th day of Ligue 1. We find in particular the trio Kadewere-Memphis-Toko Ekambi in front, but also the good pick of the transfer window Lucas Paqueta in the middle, with Houssem Aouar and Thiago Mendes. OL are co-leaders ahead of this meeting, with the same number of points as LOSC, just ahead of PSG.

Yesterday at 20:54

Reims and Lens winners

Reims continues its improvement with convincing success in Bordeaux (3-1) while Lens recovers at home against Brest (2-1).

Yesterday at 20:54

Nice and Lorient part in a draw

A draw dearly paid for the Hakes, who will have tried their luck 24 times. They are tied with Nîmes and Dijon at the bottom of the table (12 points).

Yesterday at 20:53

KONATÉ SEALS DIJON’S VICTORY !!

Served in the area by Dobre, the Senegalese adjusts Reynet closely and here is Dijon passing in front of Nîmes, now a red lantern after a disaster scenario for the locals.

Yesterday at 20:51

Rennes wins against Metz!

Victory on the smallest of margins for the Bretons against Metz (1-0) thanks to Grenier’s goal. Fourth victory in a row for Julien Stéphan’s men who temporarily climb back to fourth, one point behind PSG.

Yesterday at 20:50

CHARBONNIER REDUCES THE SCORE (90th + 3)

The incoming Farinez had nevertheless started on the right side without preventing Charbonnier from scoring on his right.

Yesterday at 20:49

Penalty for Brest (90th + 2)

Starting from the left, Cardona entered the area before being illegally picked up by Michelin. Charbonnier places the ball for the Finistériens.

Yesterday at 20:48

Metz rate l’égalisation ! (89e)

Seul devant Salin à la retombée d’un ballon aérien, Yade manque sa demi-volée et envoie le ballon en tribune…

Hier à 20:45

REIMS REPREND DEUX BUTS D’AVANCE (89e)

En contre-attaque, les Champenois tuent tout suspense grâce à la frappe déviée par Poundjé de Munetsi. On notera la subtile déviation derrière sa jambe d’appui de Dia aux abords de la surface.

Hier à 20:42

Leca sort sur blessure (84e)

Le capitaine lensois est contré de laisser sa place à Wilson Farinez dans les buts artois après un choc avec son défenseur Clément Michelin.

Hier à 20:39

GRBIC EGALISE POUR LORIENT (82e)

L’Autrichien frappe fort sur sa gauche et ne laisse aucune chance à Benitez, pourtant parti du bon côté. Egalisation ô combien méritée pour Lorient !

Hier à 20:39

Lorient obtient un penalty ! (81e)

Fautif sur Grbic sur la ligne de la surface, Robson Bambu est exclu sur l’action. L’Autrichien va tenter de se faire justice lui-même.

Hier à 20:35

MAMA BALDEEEEE POUR DIJON (77e)

Le scénario catastrophique pour le NO ! Sur un ballon en retrait de Dobre, Konaté prend sa chance mais est contré avant que le ballon ne revienne sur Baldé qui ne se pose pas de question et tire en force. Le ballon passe entre les jambes de Reynet, battu pour la deuxième fois en trois minutes…

Hier à 20:34

Carton rouge pour Nîmes ! (77e)

Oh l’enchaînement pour Nîmes. Florian Miguel est exclu pour un tacle en retard sur Mama Baldé dans l’entrejeu.

Hier à 20:32

KONATÉ EGALISE POUR DIJON (75e)

Dina Ebimbe provoque sur la gauche et centre dans la surface vers Konaté. Le Sénégalais gagne son duel au premier poteau et place une tête sous la barre de Reynet, qui ne parvient pas à empêcher le ballon de rentrer.

Hier à 20:31

HWANG RELANCE BORDEAUX (73e)

Cette fois, le Coréen a cadré sa frappe. Après un ballon perdu par Cassama dans l’entrejeu, Ben Arfa récupère aux abords de la surface et décale Hwang sur sa gauche. Du gauche, le Bordelais trompe Rajkovic qui était sorti à son encontre.

Hier à 20:29

Le but refusé pour Metz ! (73e)

A la retombée d’une longue transversale venue de la gauche, Vagner Dias place une jolie volée du droit qui trompe Salin. Mais le Cap-Verdien était largement hors-jeu.

Hier à 20:27

Bordeaux impuissant (69e)

Les Girondins sont toujours sans idées pour faire plier une défense rémoise qui tient bien le score après la frayeur liée à l’inexplicable manqué de Hwang quelques minutes plus tôt.

Hier à 20:22

Camavinga entre en jeu à Rennes

Le numéro 10 breton prend la place de Grenier, unique buteur de la rencontre. A Nice, Christophe Pellissier (Lorient) a intronisé Grbic à la place du buteur Moffi ainsi que Delaplace en remplaçant de Hergault.

Hier à 20:19

Lorient pousse pour revenir (60e)

Ultra dominateurs (15 tirs à 2), les Merlus ne sont plus menés que d’un but depuis la réduction du score de Moffi. Boisgard était même tout proche d’égaliser après un joli relais de Wissa dans la surface. Il ne lui a manqué qu’une taille de chaussure pour venir tromper Benitez…

Hier à 20:17

Les Brestois à l’attaque (57e)

Victimes de l’état de forme de Kalimuendo en première période, les Bretons sont à la relance à Bollaert et auraient pu encaisser un troisième but sans la maladresse de Sotoca. Mais les hommes de Dall’Oglio tiennent bien le ballon et s’approchent du but lensois.

Hier à 20:11

Quel raté incroyable de Hwang ! (53e)

Ben Arfa botte un coup franc légèrement excentré à 20 mètres et repoussé par Rajkovic juste devant ses buts. Hwang traînait dans les six mètres mais envoie le ballon en tribunes…

Hier à 20:08

GRENIER OUVRE LE SCORE POUR RENNES (52e)

Devant la surface, Terrier sert Grenier dos au but. L’ancien Lyonnais se retourne avant d’enchaîner une frappe du droit dans une forêt de jambes. Sa frappe croisée est imparable pour Caillard, qui semblait masqué.

Hier à 20:06

LORIENT REDUIT LE SCORE PAR MOFFI (50e)

Grosse erreur de relance niçoise qui profite à Wissa, qui sert immédiatement Moffi de la tête. Seul aux abords de la surface, le Nigérian contrôle avant de placer une frappe enroulée du gauche dans le petit filet de Benitez. Réduction du score mérité pour le FCL.

Hier à 20:06

Changements à Nice

Côté niçois, Youssef Atal, qui faisait retour en tant que titulaire, est suppléé par Hassane Kamara. Du côté des Merlus, changement résolument offensif avec l’entrée de Yoane Wissa qui prend place sur la gauche de l’attaque à la place de Laurent Abergel, le milieu de terrain.

Hier à 20:02

C’est reparti !

A noter côté bordelais les entrées de Maxime Poundjé à la place de Loris Benito sur le côté gauche de la défense ainsi que de Josh Maja qui prend place sur le front de l’attaque, remplaçant Mehdi Zerkane.

Hier à 19:48

Mi-temps sur tous les terrains !

Lens et Nice sont souverains sur leur terrain contre Brest et Lorient (2-0) tandis que Reims crée la surprise à Bordeaux grâce à deux buts dans les 20 premières minutes (0-2). Dans le duel de bas de tableau, Nîmes est bien heureux de mener à la pause contre Dijon (1-0) tandis que Rennes et Metz sont dos à dos au terme d’une première période peu emballante (0-0).

Hier à 19:45

Peu de rythme à Rennes (45e)

Le match est relativement peu animé au Roazhon Park où les Messins procèdent en contre tandis que les locaux peinent à trouver l’ouverture.

Hier à 19:40

Ecuele-Manga reste au sol (38e)

Le capitaine dijonnais a été victime d’une semelle de Renaud Ripart dans la surface. M. Pignard ne signale rien pour autant.

Hier à 19:34

SOTOCA TRANSFORME POUR LENS (33e)

Quatrième but de la saison pour Sotoca qui opte pour un tir rasant côté gauche. Larsonneur était parti du bon côté mais ne parvient pas à détourner suffisamment la trajectoire du ballon.

Hier à 19:34

REINE-ADELAÏDE CREUSE L’AVANTAGE POUR NICE (34e)

Trouvé dans la surface après un relais de Boudaoui, le meneur de jeu prêté par Lyon ajuste Nardi d’un subtil ballon piqué de près. 2-0 pour le Gym !

Hier à 19:33

Penalty pour Lens (32e)

Occasion en or pour le RC Lens après la faute de Duverne sur Kalimuendo, qui partait seul au but. Le capitaine Brestois, de retour comme titulaire, écope d’un jaune sur l’action.

Hier à 19:31

NÎMES PREND L’AVANTAGE (30e)

Décalé par Ferhat dans la surface côté droit, Duljevic centre fort au point de penalty vers Ahlinvi qui catapulte le ballon dans les buts de Racioppi. Les Gardois étaient pourtant dominés depuis plusieurs minutes.

Hier à 19:29

Bordeaux et Lorient à la relance

A domicile, les Girondins mettent le pied sur le ballon pour tenter de réduire le score après avoir été cueillis à froid par deux buts rémois coup sur coup. Menés à Nice depuis le but de Lotomba, les Merlus passent sur les ailes pour apporter le danger dans la surface azuréenne.

Hier à 19:23

Dixième but de la saison pour Boulaye Dia

Le buteur du Stade de Reims (24 ans) n’est plus qu’à un but du leader du classement des buteurs : Kylian Mbappé.

Hier à 19:19

DIA FAIT LE BREAK POUR REIMS (19e)

Suite à une frappe lointaine de Zeneli, Costil est surpris et repousse le ballon dans les pieds de Dia, qui vient conclure de près, en lobant l’international français avec réussite.

Hier à 19:18

LOTOMBA DELIVRE NICE (18e)

Lotomba percute depuis la gauche et prend un relais avec Reine-Adelaïde avant de prendre sa chance de loin. Nardi n’est pas exempt de tout reproche sur la frappe du Suisse.

Hier à 19:15

REIMS OUVRE LE SCORE (15e)

Sur un corner venu de la gauche et botté par Zeneli, Abdelhamid hérite du ballon avant les six mètres et décroise sa tête hors de portée de Costil, qui ne peut rien faire. Second but de la saison pour le capitaine champenois.

Hier à 19:15

Mama Baldé sanctionné pour simulation (14e)

Après une grosse situation pour Nîmes sur une volée de Ripart, Dijon se projette et le Sénégalais s’écroule dans la surface. M. Pignard sanctionne l’attaquant bourguignon pour simulation.

Hier à 19:14

Quatrième but de la saison pour Kalimuendo

L’attaquant formé et prêté par le PSG inscrit son second but à domicile. Il avait marqué lors des succès à Dijon et Lens ainsi que lors de la défaite à Bollaert contre Angers.

Hier à 19:11

LE BUUUT DE KALIMUENDO POUR LENS (11e)

Le jeu artois penche à gauche vers le jeune Boura qui centre dans la surface. Sotoca gagne son duel de la tête et envoie le ballon derrière lui pour Kalimuendo qui envoie une tête d’où le ballon venait pour tromper Larsonneur, impuissant.

Hier à 19:08

Niang s’écroule dans la surface (7e)

Le Sénégalais pensait avoir pris le dessus sur Dylan Bronn au duel dans la surface messine. Mais M. Batta ne bronche pas.

Hier à 19:05

Les Nîmois s’installent dans le camp dijonnais (3e)

Dans le match de la peur, les Gardois prennent le match par le bon bout en obtenant un corner d’entrée. Celui-ci est néanmoins trop long pour apporter le danger.

Hier à 19:01

C’est parti sur tous les terrains !

Bon live à toutes et à tous.

Hier à 18:55

Lens – Brest : les Brestois s’appuient sur leur duo Mounié-Cardona

Après deux matches nuls sur le même score de 2-2 à Lyon puis contre Montpellier, les Brestois (11e) peuvent prétendre à passer les fêtes dans la première moitié de tableau en cas de succès contre Lens (9e), un point devant. Vainqueurs éclatants à Monaco mercredi dernier (3-0), les Nordistes doivent reprendre leur marche en avant après le retour sur terre à Metz samedi (2-0) pour rester dans le top 10 et ainsi confirmer un retour réussi dans l’élite.

Hier à 18:51

Nîmes – Dijon : Mama Baldé de retour en pointe pour Dijon

Le meilleur buteur dijonnais de la saison (4 buts) sera précieux dans ce match de la peur entre le 18e et le 20e de Ligue 1. En cas de succès, Dijon passerait devant son adversaire du jour à la différence de but. De leur côté, les Gardois souhaitent emboîter le pas de leur match nul acquis au courage à Saint-Etienne dimanche (2-2), mettant fin à une série de quatre revers de rang.

Hier à 18:47

Bordeaux – Reims : Oudin titulaire contre ses anciens partenaires

Bordeaux (12e) veut confirmer l’embellie entrevue à Strasbourg dimanche (2-0) et ainsi tirer un trait sur le revers contre Saint-Etienne mercredi dernier (1-2). De retour comme titulaire à Marseille après deux mois d’absence, Xavier Chavalerin revient pour stabiliser le milieu rémois défaillant depuis le début de saison mitigé du dernier sixième du championnat. Premiers non-relégables, les Champenois souhaitent passer la trêve au chaud.

Hier à 18:36

Rennes – Metz : Camavinga remplacé par Grenier

Les deux équipes veulent continuer leur série victorieuse en championnat. Cinquièmes, les Rennais peuvent envisager de revenir provisoirement à un point du PSG en cas de quatrième victoire de rang. Dixièmes, les Lorrains reviendront à deux points de leur hôte en cas de troisième succès de suite.

Hier à 18:24

Du suspense à tous les étages

Cette saison, la Ligue 1 est plus ouverte que jamais
en tête. Lille, Lyon et Paris se tiennent en deux points ! Et encore, tout ce
beau monde pourrait être doublé par l’OM, quatrième mais qui a deux matches en
retard. C’est serré aussi en bas de la hiérarchie, avec la lanterne rouge à
portée de tirs de la place de barragiste. Ci-dessous, le lien vers le
classement de L1. Classement mis à jour en temps réel.

“ LIRE AUSSI –
The
classement de la Ligue 1

Hier à 18:18

Ligue 1 : le multiplex de la 17e journée en direct

Bonsoir et bienvenue sur Sport24 et Le Figaro pour
suivre, en direct commenté, le multiplex de la 17 journée. Les dix matches de
cette dernière levée en 2020 sont au programme, avec une première salve de cinq
rencontres à 19h, et les cinq autres à 21h. A noter que vous pourrez suivre la rencontre qui opposera le PSG à Strasbourg en direct commenté dans la soirée. Tous les scores en direct en cliquant sur ce lien.

The
programme de la 17e journée :

7 p.m.
Bordeaux-Reims
Lens-Brest
Nice-Lorient
Nîmes-Dijon
Rennes-Metz

21h
Angers-Marseille
Lyon-Nantes
Monco-Saint-Etienne
Montpellier-Lille
PSG-Strasbourg