In a thrilling match, Lens edge Nantes in a 2-1 victory. The win puts the club back into contention for a place in the top four.
The game was played at Stade de France and was a closely contested affair from start to finish. Both teams created chances throughout the match but it was Lens who were able to take advantage of their opportunities and score two goals in the first half.
Nantes came out strong in the opening minutes and took the lead through a penalty kick. However, Lens responded with a well-worked goal from Florian Thauvin that gave them the lead before halftime.
The second half saw both teams looking for an equalizer as the match entered the final stages. It was Lens who managed to find the winning goal in the 86th minute when Maxence Lacroix scored after receiving a pass from Thauvin.
The win is a significant one for Lens, who have been struggling this season. They now sit in seventh place in the league table and could still be in contention for a top-four spot come the end of the season. The win also gives them some much-needed confidence going forward.
Overall, it was a fantastic performance from Lens on Sunday evening. They showed great resilience and determination to secure all three points against a tough opponent. The win puts them back in the mix for a top-four finish and sets them up for a crucial run-in to the end of the season.