Brest did not go beyond a draw (1-1) in their visit to Clermont, bottom of Ligue 1, and distanced themselves from Nice in the fight for second place in Ligue 1 behind remaining leader PSG.
It was the third straight draw for Eric Roy’s side, who took the lead at the start of the second half. to Pierre Lees-Melou’s goal and that he could not keep his income to the end. Grejohn Kyei He scored the equalizer for the locals (69′).
Two reds in a scuffle
The match ended with two players sent off, one from each side due to a scuffle. between Kosovar Elbasan Rashani and Brest goalkeeper Marco Bizot. Both saw a straight red card in the 88th minute.
The score left the same as before. Brest remain third but can move five points clear of second place if Nice beat Monaco tonight in the Côte d’Azur derby. And Clermont will go on to the last, three points from safety.
Lyon finally breathed a sigh of relief
For its part, Lyon escaped from the relegation zone, where it is now three points away, after winning 1-2 at the La Mosson stadium thanks to its reaction in the second half, while Montpellier is now a existence is complicated.
The match turned out to be key for both of them, in the rush of the classification, with the last places a threat. However, it is a relief for Lyon by Pierre Sage as he achieved his second consecutive victory and made a growth spurt. They placed thirteenth, three points behind Montpellier, fourth from bottom, on the verge of permanence, and Lorient, third from last.
Montpellier went five games without a win, took the lead in the 23rd minute with Arnaud Nordin’s goal a pass from the Guinean Issiaga Sylla.
Lacazette started the comeback
The advantage was maintained Set by Michel Der Zakarian before giving up in the final stretch. In the 74th minute, Alexandre Lacazette equalized, with his 12th goal in Ligue1, after receiving the ball from Argentine Nicolás Tagliafico and, eight minutes later, Maxence Caqueret strikes again Benjamin Lecomte and sealed the success of the visit.
Source: La Verdad
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