After Monaco’s defeat on Friday, Nice joined the list of relegated Paris Saint-Germain chasers after falling in their visit to Le Havre, which they won 3-1 to leave the team led by Francesco Farioli are four points clear of the Ligue 1 leaders with a game to play.
Paris Saint-Germain has reasons to smile because, regardless of its match tomorrow in Lille, it has secured the title of winter champion with a day left in the first round.
Round day for Luis Enrique
So far, the day is going well for the team. Luis Enrique Martínez. Monaco, third, lost at home against Olympique Lyonnais (0-1) and awaits the result of Nice to face a complex rivalry at the Lille stadium more comfortably this Sunday. If they succeed, the Parisian team will end the day sixteenth with seven and nine points ahead of Nice and Monaco, respectively.
It’s going to be a more than great distance for a team that doesn’t typically make mistakes all season long. And when the weekend is over, if Paris Saint-Germain have managed a victory, they will have Olympique Lyon and Le Havre to thank. Especially the second one, which not only surpassed Nice, but also gave him a crushing defeat deal with his next commitments.
Sabbi double
is Emmanuel Sabbi who managed to put Le Havre’s victory on track. The ultimate American He scored twice on the goal defended by Marcin Bulka in the opening act, that in one of the goals he made a mistake that conditioned the rest of the game. Five minutes later, he missed an easy shot and left the ball inside the area for Sabbi to open the scoring. Then, after half an hour, Sabbi repeated with an unstoppable right hand straight into the corner of Bulka’s goal with Le Havre’s victory on the way.
Well done, couldn’t come up with anything, went on at half-time to a defeat which was confirmed minutes after the restart Mohamed Bayo. The Le Havre striker He scored his fourth goal of the course from a penalty and sentenced a group that by Tom Louchet scored a testimonial goal in extra time. In the end, Stade Océane sentenced Nice, leaving three vital points in the race for a title that will move Paris Saint-Germain closer if they beat Lille this Sunday at Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
Source: La Verdad
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