Udol turns 30 with stunner as Tolisso fumes, Giroud sinks OM in Ligue 1 | OneFootball

Matchday 27 delivered acrobatics, controversy and late drama across France, with a standout win for PSG and momentum shifts at both ends of the table.

Le Progres highlights the weekend’s key moments.

Udol, 30 on Friday, finished Abdallah Sima’s cross with an acrobatic scissor as Lens beat Angers 5-1, keeping hopes of the title alive with seven matches left.

Auxerre, down to 10 after Donovan Léon’s 6th minute red, still beat Brest 3-0 as 22-year-old Swiss centre-back Okoh headed two from Romain Faivre’s set pieces, before Danny Namaso’s solo on 69 minutes.

Dro Fernandez, 18 years and 68 days, became PSG’s youngest non-homegrown scorer, netting their third in a 4-0 win at Nice after Ousmane Dembélé’s pass, sidestepping Antoine Mendy and beating Yehvann Diouf. Paris hit the break comfortably top.

Monaco won 2-1 at Lyon after a penalty that sparked fury. Tolisso said VAR should have sent François Letexier to the monitor after an earlier shirt-pull on Endrick, and called the referee’s manner arrogant.

Giroud came on in the 78th minute and headed in Thomas Meunier’s cross on 86 to give Lille a 2-1 win at Marseille, pulling Les Dogues level with Lyon on 47 points and within two of OM.

Nantes twice led yet lost 3-2 to Strasbourg, floored by a Joaquin Panichelli brace. Ignatius Ganago hit the woodwork on 75 and 82, though 16th-placed Auxerre remain six points back and Nantes have a game in hand against PSG.

Source: Le Progres