Elye Wahi was also important. The Montpellier forward scored 1 goal and finished off the opposite goal 4 times.
The duel was quite fought, with many fouls on both sides, which caused the match to stop constantly. There were 3 cautioned: Léo Leroy, Félix Lemaréchal and Kenny Lala.
Montpellier’s technical director, Michel Der Zakarian, proposed a 4-3-3 strategy with Benjamin Lecomte in goal; Falaye Sacko, Christopher Jullien, Kiki Kouyaté and Issiaga Sylla on the defensive line; Jordan Ferri, Téji Savanier and Léo Leroy in the middle; and Arnaud Nordin, Elye Wahi and Faitout Maouassa in attack.
For their part, those led by Éric Roy stopped with a 4-5-1 scheme with Marco Bizot under the three sticks; Kenny Lala, Achraf Dari, Christophe Hérelle and Lilian Brassier in defense; Alberth Elis, Mahdi Camara, Pierre Lees-Melou, Hugo Magnetti and Jérémy Le Douaron in midfield; and Steve Mounié up front.
The judge selected for the match at the Stade de la Mosson stadium was Florent Batta.
Montpellier will host Troyes on the next day. Likewise, Stade Brestois will play at home against Monaco.
After the match, the local team is left with 23 points and in fourteenth place in the standings. While the visit has 20 units and occupies fifteenth place in the tournament.
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