Slimani, Zerkane and Wissa light up Ligue 1 with goals

Mehdi Zerkane became the target as Bordeaux defeated Lens 3-0 on Sunday’s Ligue 1 outing.

In the 85th minute, the Algerian international team introduced to Maxime Poundje, a descendant of French descent from Cameroon. Four minutes later, he scored the third goal of the day for the team, proving his inclusiveness.

In the fierce battle of Matmut Atlantique, South Korean forward Ui-Jo Hwang placed Jean-Louis Gasset’s man ahead in the 32nd minute of the penalty spot.

For a full minute, Senegal right-back Youssouf Sabaly (Youssouf Sabaly) guaranteed the victory of the hosts. Assistance provided by Sekou Mara.

Fighting for the camera is a huge setback for them to gain a place in the Europa League next season.

At the Gardner Gerrard Stadium, Nantes Football Club defeated the opponent 4-0 through the relegation of Dijon, which had already won, and performed well in the fight against relegation.

A pole from Randal Kolo Muani led Antoine Kombouare’s soldiers over the Owls, while Mali forwards Kalifa Coulibaly and Ludovic Blas completed the rout.

In this way, the Canaries fell behind Lorient, Brest and Strasbourg, entering the final day of the season.

Elsewhere, Yoane Wissa inspired Lorient to beat Metz 2-1 at the Stade du Moustoir.

In the 31st minute, Congolese striker Wissa’s penalty kick put Christophe Pelissier’s team into the halftime break with a 1-0 lead.

However, his efforts were cancelled by Boubacar Traore in the 72nd minute. Two minutes later, Merlucciidaes scored all the points in Jerome Hergault’s bet.

Lorient is now ranked 17th in Ligue 1 and has 41 points from 37 games, while Metz is 10th with 5 points.

In another encounter, Ludovic Ajorque was the hero of Strasbourg because they left Nice when they were 2-0 away from home.

As the racers moved out of the relegation waters, the French forward Malagasy descent scored half the points.

If Strasbourg obeys Lorient in the final match of the 2020-21 campaign, they will maintain their promising position.

In the end, when Nimes was defeated by Olympic Lyon 5-2, Moussa Kone was connected twice.

Lyon went to the Stade des Costieres and knew that if there was no victory, everything would end their hopes of winning the top three.

KONE led Nimes in the fifth minute, but the visiting team rebounded from their sleep and achieved an impressive away victory.

In the 76th minute, he replaced Karl Toko Ekambi for Islam Slimani of Algeria. After being defeated by Rayan Cherki, he completed an impressive away victory for the Alligators in the 87th minute.