Lens
LorientLens: 40. Risser - 2. Aguilar (Sotoca, 70), 14. Udol, 25. Ganiou, 32. Antonio K. - 21. Haidara A. (Cuisance, 61) - 8. Titraoui (Bulatović, 60) - 9. Hazard T. (Édouard O., 70), 19. Sima A., 22. Skóraś - 10. Thauvin
Substitution: Bulatović (from 60); Cuisance (from 61); Sotoca (from 70); Édouard O. (from 70)
Bench: 16. Gorgelin - 24. Gradit - 38. Mesloub - 29. Ivanović Fr.
Yellow Cards: Titraoui 26; Skóraś 77
Lorient: 38. Mvogo - 3. Talbi, 8. Cadiou, 20. Sylla, 32. Adjei N., 43. Kouassi A. - 72. Mbamba N. (Avon, 67) - 17. Makengo, 33. Bernardeau G. (Jensen I., 75), 77. Katseris (Le Bris, 67) - 42. Koné Mam. (Baldé Ib., 67)
Substitution: Le Bris (from 67); Avon (from 67); Baldé Ib. (from 67); Jensen I. (from 75)
Bench: 21. Kamara Bin. - 2. Georgen, 55. Obaretin - 15. Tosin, 19. Faye
Yellow Cards: Adjei N. 14
RC Lens have made history by winning the Trophée des Champions
Lens etched their name into French football history
Paris Saint-Germain officially secured another chapter in their domestic dominance
The decisive moment belonged to 16-year-old sensation Meziane Mesloub
Despite overwhelming dominance, the Parisians were left without the three points they needed
A thrilling six-goal encounter in Brest ended in a dramatic 3-3 draw
RC Lens produced a statement performance at Stade Bollaert-Delelis
Lens held their nerve to clinch a 5–4 shootout win
Lens managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to alter the narrative of the evening
League leaders faced a stubborn test from AJ Auxerre
A seventh loss in their last eight league matches — the worst run in the club’s history
The northern French side have now been top of the table for more than a month and showed no signs of slowing down
As a result, Paris Saint-Germain drop to second place, now trailing the new leaders by a single point
Paris Saint-Germain dropped crucial points
The match turned dramatically just 10 minutes in