Brest
AngersBrest: 40. Bizot - 5. Chardonnet B. (Ndiaye Ab., 77), 7. Lala K., 22. Haidara M., 25. Le Cardinal - 8. Magnetti, 20. Lees-Melou, 26. Pereira Lage, 45. Camara M. - 17. Sima A. (Faivre R., 44), 19. Ajorque
Substitution: Faivre R. (from 44); Ndiaye Ab. (from 77)
Bench: 30. Coudert - 12. Zogbe, 23. Amavi - 6. Edimilson Fernandes, 28. Martin J. - 9. Doumbia K. - 35. Diop S.
Yellow Cards: Magnetti 37
Angers: 30. Fofana Yahia - 2. Arcus (El Melali, 64), 21. Lefort, 26. Hanin F. (Ekomie, 76), 27. Rao-Lisoa Lillian (Courcoul, 76) - 6. Aholou, 24. Bayiha, 93. Belkebla - 10. Abdelli - 18. Allevinah (Ferhat Z., 76), 19. Lepaul (Niane, 64)
Substitution: Niane (from 64); El Melali (from 64); Ekomie (from 76); Courcoul (from 76); Ferhat Z. (from 76)
Bench: 16. Zinga - 25. Bamba A. - 14. Belkdim, 15. Capelle
Yellow Cards: Bayiha 82
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