Nice vs Lens

Second-placed Lens will travel to the Allianz Riveira full of confidence following a run of magnificent pre-World Cup form which saw a run of five league ...

With Aaron Ramsey being the only absentee from the World Cup, OGC Nice still have some uncertainties in their starting XI with Sofiane Diop and Mario Lemina only having returned to full training in the last week. Both sides will be coming off the back of a World Cup break which hasn’t caused too much disruption in player absences, as they turn swiftly to their respective Ligue 1 campaigns in France’s own Boxing day-style set of festive fixtures. Second-placed Lens will travel to the Allianz Riveira full of confidence following a run of magnificent pre-World Cup form which saw a run of five league wins in a row.

On Thursday, Nice will return to the Allianz Riviera following a six-week break to face Lens, who sit in second place in Ligue 1.

Lens has not scored in two of their last four games played away from home in Ligue 1. They fell behind in the initial half through Salis Abdul Samed’s own objective, which they toppled with Wesley Said and Seko Fofana’s last part endeavors. On Thursday, Nice will return to the Allianz Riviera following a six-week break to face Lens, who sit in second place in Ligue 1.

PSG captain Marquinhos scored at both ends against Racing Strasbourg on Wednesday before a last-gasp Kylian Mbappe penalty secured a 2-1 victory as they ...

The hosts had a chance to snatch the points but substitute Remy Lascary's shot from outside the box three minutes into stoppage time flew wide. Lens controlled the game from the start but could not find the breakthrough in a mostly uneventful half and the pattern resumed after the break as Nice looked to counter-attack. Second-placed Lens were held to a 0-0 draw at mid-table Nice on Thursday as they failed to keep pace with Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain, who won on their return after the World Cup break.

Second-placed Lens drew 0-0 at mid-table in Nice on Thursday as they failed to keep up with Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain, who won on their return ...

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PSG will visit Lens for the Matchday 17 of the 2022-2023 Ligue 1. Here, find out when, where, at what time, and how to watch or live stream free this game ...

[FuboTV (free trial)](https://www.fubo.tv/lp/soccer/?bgvideo=Ligue1.mp4&title=Watch%20Ligue%201%20on%20beIN%20Sports&priceline=All%20Ligue%201%20Season.%20Available%20live%20and%20On-Demand&cta=Start%207-Day%20Free%20Trial&irad=398866&irmp=3119684); and in Canada, on [FuboTV Canada](https://www.fubo.tv/home?irad=1257214&irmp=3119684). If you are in Japan and Germany, you can watch it on [DAZN](https://prf.hn/click/camref:1011lkQEQ). [Paris Saint-Germain](https://bolavip.com/en/soccer/PSG-interested-in-major-World-Cup-star-that-is-not-Cristiano-Ronaldo--20221207-0029.html) for their part won their game against Strasbourg 2-1. [Paris Saint-Germain](https://bolavip.com/en/soccer/Qatar-2022-What-does-Kylian-Mbappe-think-about-Emiliano-Martinezs-celebratory-mocking-of-him-20221229-0013.html) in a game valid for the Matchday 17 of the 2022/2023 Ligue 1. On the one hand, there will be the locals, Lens, who in the previous Matchday could not get past 0-0 against Nice. It is the most anticipated match in this Ligue 1.

PSG captain Marquinhos scored at both ends against Racing Strasbourg on Wednesday before a last-gasp Kylian Mbappe penalty secured a 2-1 victory as they ...

The hosts had a chance to snatch the points but substitute Remy Lascary's shot from outside the box three minutes into stoppage time flew wide. Lens controlled the game from the start but could not find the breakthrough in a mostly uneventful half and the pattern resumed after the break as Nice looked to counter-attack. Second-placed Lens were held to a 0-0 draw at mid-table Nice on Thursday as they failed to keep pace with Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain, who won on their return after the World Cup break.

Dimitri Payet got on the scoresheet as Marseille emphatically defeated Toulouse 6-1 on Thursday to take third place. They moved ahead of Rennes - beaten at ...

Elye Wahi added the second (22') as Montpellier extended their unbeaten run against Lorient to 12 league games. Elsewhere, Lens were held goalless at Nice, and needed Brice Samba in good form to earn them a draw that leaves them seven points off leaders Paris Saint-Germain. Cengiz Under brought the first save from Maxime Dupé early on (3') before Valentin Rongier opened the scoring after fine work from Samuel Gigot and Jonathan Clauss (13').