By scoring his first goal in Ligue 1 against Nantes, Amadou Onana brought to 8 the number of Belgian scorers in the Lille jersey in the history of LOSC. Is it the most “scoring” nationality among the Mastiffs? Discover the answer as well as other statistics after Nantes-LOSC.
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LOSC have won 4 of their last 6 Ligue 1 matches (2 draws), that’s as many as in their previous 14 (6 draws, 4 defeats). The Mastiffs have also won each of their last 3 trips to the league. It’s as much as in his first 12 this season (4 draws, 5 losses).
LOSC have lost just one of the last 46 Ligue 1 matches in which they have opened the scoring (35 wins, 10 draws), it was in Paris on October 29, 2021 (1-2).
Léo Jardim has not conceded a goal for 540 minutes in Ligue 1. This is the longest series for a Lille goalkeeper in the top flight since Vincent Enyeama between September and December 2013 (1061 minutes). Nobody is currently doing better in Europe.
This season, the Mastiffs have scored through 16 different players in Ligue 1, only PSG do better (18). Amadou Onana thus came to add his name to the list of Lille scorers in the league in 2021-2022 against Nantes.
Amadou Onana scored his first goal in Ligue 1, on his 24th match and his 8th shot (3rd on target). He is also the 8th Belgian player to find the fault in the elite with Lille since 1950. Only Portugal (10) has more foreign scorers for LOSC in L1 over the period.
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