Author of a full match against Angers, Lille’s Jonathan David is the player of the day. Niois Amine Gouiri and Hassane Kamara, then Bordeaux Enock Kwateng in particular, also distinguished themselves this Sunday and appear in the 38th edition of the typical Maxifoot team.
Jonathan David was excellent for LOSC.
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As in past seasons, after each championship day, Maxifoot makes up its typical team. The best “our” and seven replacements are chosen according to their performance. The incumbents collect three points, the substitutes receive one point.
Replacements:
12. Jean-Louis Leca (RC Lens)
13. Guillermo Maripan (AS Monaco)
14. Yacine Adli (Bordeaux)
Benjamin Bourigeaud (Rennes)
16. Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (Strasbourg)
17. Karl Toko-Ekambi (Lyon)
18. Burak Yilmaz (Lille)
And details:
Player of the day: Jonathan David (Lille)
Obviously. The one who took so long to be decisive – with a first goal in L1 scored after 11 days – will have finally offered the title to LOSC. Indeed, Lille only needed a victory to win the championship, and it would have been difficult to obtain it without the XXL performance of the Canadian. He first showed great composure to open the scoring, before getting the break penalty, finally transformed by Yilmaz.
Saturnin Allagb (Dijon)
The Dijon goalkeeper has finished well this season. Because if the DFCO has managed to win on the lawn of AS Saint-Etienne, it largely owes it to its goalkeeper. Despite the many assaults of the Stphanois, the Dijonnais held up perfectly with two duels won in front of Bouanga and a superb parade on a strike from Aouchiche. At the start of the match, he even had some success with another Aouchiche shot on his post …
Youssouf Sabaly (Bordeaux)
Another good performance for Bordeaux’s right side. Already present in the typical team last week, the Bordeaux player was rather solid defensively against Reims. And above all, with a free role, he had a particularly interesting offensive contribution with a big activity in his hallway.
Enock Kwateng (Bordeaux)
A good copy for the central defender of the Girondins de Bordeaux. Not responsible for the goal conceded at the start of the game, the Bordelais showed good serenity in his interventions and was never caught on the offensives of Reims. In addition, he gave his team the victory with a header from a corner kick from Basic. Decisive.
Trevoh Chalobah (Lorient)
Lorient’s central defender was essential for his team. On the opening score of Strasbourg, he was unhappy despite a good intervention with an unfavorable counter. Subsequently, the Englishman reacted well with several successful duels, especially in the air field against Ajorque. And above all, he relieved his team with this goal to equalize with a shot from a free kick from Le Fe.
Hassane Kamara (OGC Nice)
Gaining strength over the course of the game, the left side of OGC Nice was as it should be its first convocation with the Ivory Coast this week by scoring with a superb missile. His rushes hurt OL during the last half hour.
Renato Sanches (Lille)
So close to the man of the match title… David did strong, but Renato Sanches could have surpassed him if he hadn’t been sorely lacking in lucidity during a duel with Bernardoni in the second half. Because before that, his decisive pass for David after a small festival at 30 meters was worth gold, not to mention a constant activity for the Portuguese international.
Khphren Thuram-Ulien (Nice)
The midfielder will follow next season. The Niois offered a very large volume of play and posted a lot of promise at Groupama Stadium with his defensive returns, his pressing efforts and his projections. Omnipresent to hamper Olympique Lyonnais in the midfield despite some inaccuracies.
Angelo Fulgini (Angers)
If he wanted a Lille contract, he couldn’t have done it better. Indeed, Fulgini has almost nothing against the Mastiffs. In the first period, he was one of the few to try his luck with a nice strike from the left that was hardly repelled by Maignan, not to mention a second act of very high quality punctuated by a head goal. A fair reward for a player who has constantly brought danger into the opponent’s area.
Angel Di Maria (Paris Saint-Germain)
The best Parisian on the lawn facing Brest. The Argentinian winger got the penalty missed by Neymar, found the flaw of a corner coming in by Faivre and delivered a magnificent decisive pass into the depth for Mbapp. He was simply in all the good shots of his team tonight.
Amine Gouiri (OGC Nice)
Back on the ground of his training club, the Azuren striker had a lot of desire and it was felt! A decisive passer for Saliba from a free kick, the Aiglon did not score but he never ceased to weigh on the Lyon defense with his incessant races, his dribbling and his overflows. Until the end, he will have given everything to hurt his former teammates very badly.
Ranking: Depay finishes at the top!
1. Savings (Lyon): 37 points
2. Mbappe (Paris-SG) : 29 points
3. Clauss (Lens) : 27 points
4. Lucas Paquet (Lyon): 25 points
5. Marquinhos (Paris-SG): 19 points
6. Volland (Monaco) : 18 points
7. Fonte, Maignan (Lille) – Ben Yedder (Monaco): 17 points
10. Boulaya (Metz) – Savanier (Montpellier) – Neymar (Paris-SG): 16 points
13. Mandava (Lille): 15 points
14. Yilmaz, Bamba (Lille) – Kimpembe (Paris-SG) – Rajkovic (Reims): 14 points
18. Perraud (Brest) – Kakuta (Lens) – Lopes, Kadewere (Lyon) – Mandanda, Kamara (Marseille) – Tchouamni, Maripn (Monaco) – Omlin, Laborde (Montpellier) – Gouiri (Nice) – Navas (Paris-SG ): 13 points
30. Delort (Montpellier) – Di Mara (Paris-SG): 12 points
32. Fulgini (Angers) – David (Lille) – Moffi (Lorient) – Toko Ekambi (Lyon): 11 points
36. Adli (Bordeaux) – Bad, Leca (Lens) – Andr (Lille) – Thauvin, Gonzlez (Marseille) – Blas (Nantes) – Meling (Nimes) – Dia (Reims) – Da Silva, Aguerd (Rennes) – Ajorque (Strasbourg): 10 points
48. Koscielny (Bordeaux) – Renato Sanches, Soumar (Lille) – Lauriente (Lorient) – Denayer, Dubois (Lyon) – Balerdi (Marseille) – Todibo (Nice) – Florenzi (Paris-SG) – Terrier, Guirassy, Truffert ( Rennes) – Khazri (St-Etienne): 9 points
61. Fofana (Lens) – Verratti (Paris-SG) – Abdelhamid, Faes (Reims) – Diallo (Strasbourg): 8 points
66. Traor, Thomas (Angers) – Sabaly (Bordeaux) – Chardonnet, Larsonneur (Brest) – Yazici (Lille) – Chalobah (Lorient) – Payet (Marseille) – Kouyate, Oukidja, Niane (Metz) – Aguilar (Monaco) – Lafont, Kolo Muani (Nantes) – Grenier (Rennes) – Debuchy (St-Etienne) – Djiku (Strasbourg): 7 points
83. Costil, Oudin (Bordeaux) – Michelin (Lens) – Botman, elik (Lille) – Wissa (Lorient) – Thiago Mendes, Bruno Guimares (Lyon) – Pol Lirola (Marseille) – Sarr, Delaine (Metz) – Sambia, Congr (Montpellier) – Dolberg, Claude Maurice, Kamara, Dante (Nice) – Ripart, Ferhat (Nimes) – Gueye, Rafinha (Paris-SG) – Cafaro (Reims) – Camavinga, Doku (Rennes) – Mitrovic, Lala (Strasbourg ): 6 points
109. Manceau (Angers) – Ben Arfa, Hwang (Bordeaux) – Honorat, Faivre (Brest) – Golovin, Diop (Monaco) – Thuram-Ulien (Nice) – Green (St-Etienne): 5 points
118. Diony, Bahoken (Angers) – Pablo (Bordeaux) – Duverne (Brest) – cul Manga (Dijon) – Kalimuendo, Sotoca (Lens) – Aouar, Marcelo, Caqueret (Lyon) – Udol (Metz) – Fbregas, B. Badiashile, Fofana (Monaco) – Souquet (Montpellier) – Tour (Nantes) – Bentez, Reine-Adelaide, Boudaoui (Nice) – Fomba (Nimes) – Herrera, Sarabia, Icardi (Paris-SG) – Kolodziejczak, Bouanga (St- Etienne) – Guilbert, Thomasson (Strasbourg): 4 points
145. Pavlovic, Coulibaly, Bobichon (Angers) – Baysse, Kwateng, Poundj, de Prville (Bordeaux) – Jean Lucas, Lasne, Pierre-Gabriel, Cardona, Baal (Brest) – S. Allagb, Chafik, Ngonda, Bald, Konat (Dijon) – Hadara (Lens) – Gravillon, Abergel, Boisgard (Lorient) – Bard (Lyon) – Luis Henrique, Milik, Caleta-Car, Khaoui, Cuisance, Amavi, Rongier, Benedetto (Marseille) – Boye, Bronn, Vagner , Pajot (Metz) – Matazo, Caio Henrique, Gelson Martins, Lecomte (Monaco) – Ferri, Hilton, Bertaud, Mavididi (Montpellier) – Louza, Simon (Nantes) – Daniliuc, Lotomba (Nice) – Ueda, Alakouch, Eliasson, Cubas, Reynet, Philippoteaux, Denkey (Nimes) – Danilo Pereira, Paredes, Diallo, Bakker (Paris-SG) – Chevalerin, Munetsi (Reims) – Gomis, Raphinha, NZonzi (Rennes) – Hamouma, Fofana, Maon (St-Etienne ) : 3 points
210. Charbonnier (Brest) – Racioppi (Dijon) – Ikone (Lille) – Le Fe (Lorient) – Lees Melou (Nice) – Kean, Rico (Paris-SG) – Tait, Bourigeaud (Rennes) – Nordin, Camara (St -Etienne) – Aholou, Bellegarde, Simakan (Strasbourg): 2 points
224. Mara, Basic, Otavio, Seri (Bordeaux) – Mouni (Brest) – Gradit, Jean, Doucoure, Sylla, Banza (Lens) – Xeka (Lille) – Grbic, Lemoine, Nardi, Laporte (Lorient) – Benlamri (Lyon ) – Gueye, Sanson (Marseille) – Gueye, Maga (Metz) – Sidib, Ballo Tour, Disasi (Monaco) – Ristic (Montpellier) – Atal, Lopes, Maolida (Nice) – Landre, Deaux (Nimes) – Draxler (Paris -SG) – Toure, Moreto Cassam, Mbuku (Reims) – Aouchiche, Moulin, Boudebouz, Moukoudi (St-Etienne) – Linard, Kawashima, Carole, Sissoko, Caci, Kamara (Strasbourg): 1 point
Classification by club: PSG in the lead, Lille 3rd …
1. Paris-SG – 161 points
2. Lyon – 145 points
3. Lille – 138 points
4. Monaco – 105 points
5. Marseille – 94 points
6. Lens – 90 points
7. Montpellier – 83 points
8. Rennes – 79 points
9. Nice – 74 points
10. Bordeaux – 68 points
11. Metz – 67 points
12. Brest – 59 points
13. Strasbourg – 57 points
14. Reims – 55 points
15. Nimes – 49 points
16. Lorient – 48 points
17. Angers – 47 points
18. St-Etienne – 46 points
19. Nantes – 34 points
20. Dijon – 21 points
It was the typical team for the 38th day of Ligue 1. See you next season for a new edition of the typical Ligue 1 team!
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