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Another crazy afternoon for ASSE! In a Geoffroy Guichard behind closed doors, the Stéphanois may have for a long time escaped a new rumble from their supporters. Claude Puel’s men were led by two goals against Clermont. Stunned in five minutes by goals from Bayo (59th) and Berthomier (64th), the Greens nevertheless once again showed their courage by reducing the score by Nordin (78th). As we were heading towards a 7th defeat, Krasso (90th + 2 ‘) tore off the equalizer for the locals. But the best was yet to come. Two minutes later, Sow (90th + 4 ‘) gave victory to Puel’s men, who put an end to a terrible shortage of 13 games without a win in the top flight. In the standings, Saint-Etienne leaves the last place in the standings in Metz and is now 3pts from Bordeaux, barrage.

A barrage place that Brest (17th) gave up, who achieved the big blow of the day at the bottom of the table by winning on the lawn of Lorient (2-1) thanks to Romain Faivre (58th, penalty) and Steve Mounié (80th) who responded to the opening scoring of Adrian Grbic (5th). Note that the Lorientais evolved to ten from the 28th minute and the explosion of Jérôme Hergault.

For its part, AS Monaco still disappointed on the lawn of Reims. If they generally dominated the meeting, the Monegasques were unable to find the fault against valiant Rémois (0-0). Another bad operation for the men of Kovac who remain glued to a lackluster 10th place, six points behind Lens (2nd).

Finally, it was punctuated on the side of La Beaujoire between Nantes and Strasbourg. If Coulibaly (20th) had given the advantage to the Canaries, Habib Diallo (44th) brought the two teams back to equality just before half-time. A return from the locker room which saw the Nantes come back to the ground while Randal Kolo Muani (48th) gave the advantage back to the locals. Everything seemed to go in the direction of the FCNA while Ludovic Ajorque (51st) was excluded three minutes later. Nevertheless, Adrien Thomasson (68th) was going to play a nasty trick on his former team by snatching the draw for the RCSA at 10 against 11.