
Stade Brestois scored its first victory of the season by winning 2-1 at Le Havre thanks to a double from Kamory Doumbia, while OGC Nice and Le Mans separated with a score of parity (1-1) during the third day of Ligue 1.
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Stade Brestois had two draws at the start of the season, while Le Havre was still looking for its first victory. Nice and Le Mans were also struggling with no success in their first two matches.
Brest, first! Still undefeated this season, Stade Brestois scored its first victory in Le Havre (1-2), this Saturday, during the third day of Ligue 1. Brest is, at least provisionally, in fourth place in the standings, while Le Havre is still chasing a first success this season, like Nice and Le Mans, who separated on a parity score at Allianz Riviera (1-1) at the same time.
Brest scored its first success of the season (2-1) at Le Havre after two draws thanks to a double from Kamory Doumbia. Opposite, Le Havre, which reduced the score on a penalty despite being numerically inferior after a red card from Mwanga, lost for the second time. Worse, the Normans lost their goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi, taken out on a stretcher at the end of the match even though he had still been decisive.
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Bourabaa’s individual exploit
At the same time, OGC Nice and Le Mans drew (1-1), still not winning in three matches. After an individual exploit, Adil Bourabaa opened the scoring for the Sarthe club (13th) before Elye Wahi equalized by recovering a ball high (1-1, 44th). Both teams remain at the bottom of the rankings.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Stade Brestois will try to confirm its good start during the next day of Ligue 1.
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Le Havre will look to get their first victory in the next few matches to avoid a catastrophic start.
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