Nantes
AngersNantes: 1. Anthony L. - 2. Youssef, 3. Cozza, 6. Awaziem (Guilbert, 75), 10. Abline, 18. Centonze (Cabella, 75), 27. Machado D. (Tabibou, 65) - 8. Lepenant - 21. Kaba M. - 66. Leroux (Coquelin, 65) - 37. Ganago (Mostafa Mohamed, 66)
Substitution: Coquelin (from 65); Tabibou (from 65); Mostafa Mohamed (from 66); Guilbert (from 75); Cabella (from 75)
Bench: 30. Carlgren - 26. Radaković, 98. Amian - 19. El Arabi
Yellow Cards: Machado D. 47
Angers: 12. Koffi - 2. Arcus (Bamba A., 90), 3. Ekomie, 4. Camara O., 21. Lefort, 24. Biumla (Rao-Lisoa Lillian, 46) - 7. Sbaï (Mouton, 87), 8. Van den Boomen, 14. Belkdim (Capelle, 15), 93. Belkebla - 9. Koyalipou (Machine, 87)
Substitution: Capelle (from 15); Rao-Lisoa Lillian (from 46); Mouton (from 87); Machine (from 87); Bamba A. (from 90 till 90)
Bench: 16. Zinga - 5. Courcoul, 26. Hanin F. - 31. Harouna
Yellow Cards: Arcus 83
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