Nice
BrestDay 34
Laborde G. 19'
Bouanani (p.) 28'
Laborde G. 75'
Moffi 82'
Abdi Ali 90'
Nice: 1. Bulka - 2. Abdi Ali, 4. Dante, 26. Bard M., 33. Mendy An., 64. Bombito, 92. Clauss J. (till 85) - 28. Santamaria (till 69) - 6. Boudaoui, 11. Sanson, 20. Louchet - 19. Bouanani (Diop S., 69) - 24. Laborde G. (till 78), 29. Guessand (Moffi, 78)
Substitution: Diop S. (from 69); Moffi (from 78)
Bench: 31. Dupé - 7. Boga - 15. Moukoko, 25. Cho M-A.
Brest: 40. Bizot - 2. Locko B. (Haidara M., 79), 3. Ndiaye Ab., 7. Lala K. - 6. Edimilson Fernandes, 8. Magnetti, 20. Lees-Melou (Makalou, 80), 26. Pereira Lage (Sima A., 64), 45. Camara M. - 9. Doumbia K. (Del Castillo, 64) - 19. Ajorque (Baldé M-a, 83)
Substitution: Del Castillo (from 64); Sima A. (from 64); Haidara M. (from 79); Makalou (from 80); Baldé M-a (from 83)
Bench: 30. Coudert - 5. Chardonnet B., 12. Zogbe - 34. Salah I.
Yellow Cards: Locko B. 26; Lees-Melou 33; Ndiaye Ab. 48; Magnetti 62; Baldé M-a 90
Ligue 1 signed off in spectacular fashion on Saturday, with a final round of fixtures packed with high stakes and non-stop action
The win lifts Nice back into third place
The full-strength lineup fell short, meaning it’s a double blow
PSG must wait at least another week to mathematically secure their 12th French title
Florian Ayé scored a last-minute equalizer
Lyon is showing signs of resurgence
After a 3-0 away victory, PSG utterly dismantled Brest
Paris Saint-Germain made light work of Brest in the first leg of their Champions League playoff round, securing a commanding 3-0 victory on the road
Brest secured a crucial away victory over Nantes in the opening fixture of Ligue 1's 21st round, bringing an end to the hosts' impressive five-game unbeaten run
Four matches took place in the Round of 16 of the Coupe de France
Dembélé became the first player in PSG history to score a hat-trick in two consecutive matches
The reigning French champions secured a convincing victory despite conceding twice
Shakhtar Donetsk won the earliest match in their history
Barcelona picked up a much-needed win after a string of disappointing matches
Roberto De Zerbi's first competitive match as OM head coach ended in victory vs Stade Brestois 4-1.