Lille
ReimsDay 34
Akpom (p.) 86'
Lille: 30. Chevalier L., 4. Alexsandro, 12. Meunier, 18. Diakité B., 31. Ismaily, 6. Bentaleb, 7. Haraldsson, 10. Cabella( till 89'), 21. Andre B., 32. Bouaddi( till 80'), 5. Gudmundsson G., 19. Fernandez Pardo, 9. David J.( till 73')
Substitution: 24. Akpom(from 73'), 11. Sahraoui(from 80'), 17. Mukau(from 89')
Bench: 1. Mannone, 16. Caillard, 2. Mandi, 14. Umtiti, 20. Bakker M., 8. Gomes An.
Reims: 94. Diouf Y., 2. Okumu, 3. Sekine, 18. Akieme, 21. Kipre, 23. Buta A.( till 59'), 24. Gbane, 6. Edoa( till 88'), 72. Koné Am.( till 69'), 87. Tia A.(from 59'), 7. Ito J.( till 70'), 12. Siebatcheu( till 70')
Substitution: 30. Patrick Finn(from 69'), 55. Sangui(from 70'), 85. Ibrahim H.(from 70'), 22. Diakité Oumar(from 88')
Bench: 20. Olliero, 31. Jeng M., 92. Kone Ab., 19. Moscardo
Yellow Cards: Okumu 84'
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The win lifts Nice back into third place
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RC Lens suffered a major setback in their pursuit of European qualification
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Paris Saint-Germain are poised to extend their dominance in Ligue 1 history as they stand just one positive result away from clinching their 13th French championship title
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Goals from Hafiz Umar Ibrahim and Teddy Teuma ensured Reims' first cup final appearance since 1958
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Roberto De Zerbi's side now faces a serious fight to maintain their second position
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Another German team has reached the Champions League quarter-finals
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The Parisians will be hoping to carry this momentum into their midweek encounter
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AS Monaco suffered another setback, this time in Ligue 1
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In Ligue 1's 21st round, Lyon hosted one of the league's strugglers
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The revamped UEFA Champions League has completed its main stage, marking a historic shift away from the traditional group-stage format
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Reims managed to hold Paris Saint-Germain to a 1-1 draw, despite Khvicha Kvaratskhelia recording his first assist for the Parisian club
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Mohamed Salah has etched his name into Liverpool's history books once again after scoring his 50th European goal for the club in their 2-1 victory over Lille
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Liverpool secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Lille in the seventh round of the UEFA Champions League, with head coach Arne Slot achieving a significant milestone in the process
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Liverpool has etched its name into the history books once again, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive win in the new format of the UEFA Champions League