Brest is no longer the sole leader of Ligue 1 after drawing against Nice (0-0), leaving Monaco on the same points (14).
The result is very fair. Both teams were lively in attack in the first half and found the woodwork. First it was Jérémy Le Douaron who hit the post and later the response came from Jérémie Boga, who hit the crossbar.
However, in the second half it was Brest who were the clear dominators, although they were unable to translate that into effect on the scoreboard. Especially because of goalkeeper Marcin Bulka, who took a very dangerous free kick on Kenny Lala and then, in the last minutes, a great handball on Kamory Doumbia.
match lineup
1
twenty
26
55
6
4
Eleven
19
9
24
7
40
27
2
8
5
3
10
twenty
9
Four. Five
22
Allianz Riviera
Marco Bizot40
58′
67′
Kenny Lala27
Bradley Locke2
Hugo Magnetti8
68′
67′
Brendan Chardonnet5
61′
Lilian Brassier3
67′
Romain Del Castillo10
87′
Pierre Lees-Meloutwenty
82′
Steve Mounie9
4′
74′
73′
Mahdi CamaraFour. Five
33′
74′
Jeremy Le Douaron22
88′
Replacements
Gregoire Coudert30
Jordan Amavi19
67′
Julien Le Cardinal25
87′
67′
Axel CamblanEleven
88′
73′
Adrien Lebeau14
67′
Kamory Doumbia23
74′
Jonas Martin28
68′
Mathias Pereira Lage29
82′
Martin Satriano7
74′
coach
Francesco Farioli
Eric Roy
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
