Brest
Montpellier
Brest: 40. Bizot, 3. Ndiaye Ab., 5. Chardonnet B., 7. Lala K., 22. Haidara M., 20. Lees-Melou, 26. Pereira Lage, 45. Camara M.( till 87'), 9. Doumbia K.( till 68'), 10. Del Castillo( till 68'), 19. Ajorque( till 81')
Substitution: 8. Magnetti(from 68'), 17. Sima A.(from 68'), 14. Baldé M-a(from 81'), 28. Martin J.(from 87')
Bench: 30. Coudert, 2. Locko B., 12. Zogbe, 6. Edimilson Fernandes, 21. Faivre R.
Yellow Cards: Lees-Melou 73'
Montpellier: 40. Lecomte, 17. Sainte-Luce, 21. Davin L., 27. Omeragic, 29. Tchato E.( till 46'), 47. Mouanga( till 75'), 19. Nzingoula, 12. Ferri J.( till 56'), 22. Fayad, 41. Ndiaye J.( till 66'), 70. Coulibaly T.( till 66')
Substitution: 49. Bille Ndollo(from 46'), 13. Chotard(from 56'), 10. Khazri(from 66'), 11. Savanier(from 66'), 2. Meïté B.(from 75')
Bench: 16. Bertaud, 4. Kouyaté B., 77. Sacko F., 44. Chennahi
Yellow Cards: Nzingoula 13', Fayad 88'
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