Perrin earns Lille a point as Brest resist sustained pressure | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Lille and Brest drew 1-1 in Ligue 1. Rémy Labeau Lascary put the visitors ahead in the 58th minute with a right-footed strike from outside the box after Ludovic Ajorque's lay-off. Substitute Gaetan Perrin levelled for Lille (71.) from a Felix Correia break soon after coming on. The hosts controlled the tempo with 69.7% possession, 20 attempts and 13 corners, but Gregorie Coudert made four saves to keep Brest level. Lille rise from sixth to fifth with 34 points and host Red Star Belgrade in the Europa League next, while Brest stay 12th on 27 and welcome Marseille.

Player of the Match: Rémy Labeau Lascary drove Brest's threat in transition, scoring the opener and adding three key passes as he consistently stretched Lille's back line.

Stat of the Match: Brest produced 40 clearances, a snapshot of how deep they had to defend against sustained pressure.

Three Things We Learned: Lille's pressure was relentless, with 13 corners to one and 20 attempts illustrating their territory. Felix Correia created four key passes and supplied the assist for the equaliser. Joris Chotard made eight tackles, underlining Brest's midfield graft.