Strasbourg vs Nice: Match Recap and Dante’s Historic Milestone

Strasbourg – Very good

1-3

Pulling, Nice handled it well win (3-1) in Strasbourg Sunday, which will allow him to book his fifth European place. Yet the Alsatians held it for twenty-six minutes. The moment when they thanked Dilane Bakwa, who took advantage of a shot from Emanuel Emegha badly blocked by Marcin Bulka (1-0, 18th).

But the Aiglons ended up gradually gaining control of the game and Evann Guessand converted a penalty scored by Mohamed-Ali Cho, caught by Thomas Delaine after a good shot on the right (1-1, 44th) . The Alsatian made mistakes again immediately after the break. Wanting to get the ball out cleanly, they foolishly conceded a corner, an offer that veteran Dante converted with a header to give his team an advantage (1-2, 52nd).

Dante enters a closed circle

At 40 years and 193 days old, the Brazilian has thus joined the very private club of “quadra” marksmen in Ligue 1. There are only four to be part of it, with Benjamin Nivet, Salvador Artigas and Roger Courtois senior, who had a milestone in 1956 at more than 44 years old.

Dante pointed far in front of the Nice supporters present in Strasbourg, who were barely shaking at the end of the game. They were even able to celebrate again when Morgan Sanson, who found one of the other entries Romain Perraud, made the break (1-3, 84th).

Clermont – Reims

4-1

The suspense is intense at the bottom of the table and all conditions are still possible. The red lantern Clermont has not given up all hope.

“Everything is still possible”

Carried by two doubles, from the Austrian Muhammed Cham from the penalty spot and the Kosovar Elbasan Rashani, Clermont largely dominated Reims (4-1) and returned to four points behind. Metz, 16th and barragethree days ago.

It would be necessary to maintain the Auvergnats but they have given themselves the right to dream. “I will give the same speech, we hope to play our best in the last game in Lorient, and we are not dead. We also return to within four points of Le Havre and Metz, so everything is still possible,” explained Pascal Gastien, the coach of Clermont, at a press conference.

Lorient – Toulouse

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Lorient conceded its fourth consecutive defeat at home against Toulouse on Sunday (2-1), and is still stuck in the red zone, three points behind Metz.

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