Lens
Le HavreLens: 40. Risser - 2. Aguilar, 14. Udol, 20. Sarr Mal., 25. Ganiou, 32. Antonio K. - 28. Thomasson - 8. Sangaré - 10. Thauvin (Sotoca, 90), 11. Édouard O. (Fofana R-n, 75), 22. Saïd W. (Sima A., 90)
Substitution: Fofana R-n (from 75); Sima A. (from 90); Sotoca (from 90)
Bench: 16. Gorgelin - 4. Čelik N., 23. Abdulhamid - 21. Haidara A. - 5. Bulatović - 26. Bermont
Yellow Cards: Antonio K. 90
Le Havre: 77. Mpasi - 7. Nego (Doucoure F., 78), 15. Seko, 18. Zouaoui (Pembele, 70), 29. Zagadou (Mambimbi, 90), 93. Sangante (Mosengo, 59) - 19. Gourna-Douath - 14. Ndiaye R., 17. Boufal (Obougou, 69), 26. Ebonog (Quetant, 90) - 45. Soumaré
Substitution: Mosengo (from 59); Obougou (from 69); Pembele (from 70); Doucoure F. (from 78); Mambimbi (from 90); Quetant (from 90)
Bench: 99. Diaw M. - 8. Kechta - 11. Kyeremeh G.
Yellow Cards: Boufal 49; Gourna-Douath 78
Lens managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to alter the narrative of the evening
League leaders faced a stubborn test from AJ Auxerre
The northern French side have now been top of the table for more than a month and showed no signs of slowing down
As a result, Paris Saint-Germain drop to second place, now trailing the new leaders by a single point
The victory lifts PSG to 30 points, pushing them temporarily ahead of Olympique Marseille
Marseille turned the match on its head thanks to Greenwood’s clinical display
AS Monaco opened their Ligue 1 campaign with a confident 3–1 home victory
The decisive moment came in the 67th minute when Georgian international Georges Mikautadze
RC Lens suffered a major setback in their pursuit of European qualification