US EditionMachado’s late header gives Lens 2-1 win at Le Havre as French league leader PSG faces Saint-Etienne
- Deiver Machado scored a late header to give Lens a 2-1 victory over Le Havre, moving them one point behind Lyon in sixth place.
- Abdukodir Khusanov was not included in the squad as reports suggest a transfer to Manchester City worth 50 million euros.
- Andre Ayew opened the scoring for Le Havre in the eighth minute, but Goduine Koyalipou equalized for Lens in the 28th minute.
- In other matches, Strasbourg won 2-1 at Toulouse, while Montpellier lost 3-1 to Angers with two players sent off late in the game.
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Machado’s late header gives Lens 2-1 win at Le Havre as French league leader PSG faces Saint-Etienne
PARIS (AP) — Deiver Machado scored late as seventh-place Lens won 2-1 at struggling Le Havre in the French league on Sunday to move one point behind Lyon in sixth. The Colombia defender headed powerfully home from Poland winger Przemyslaw Frankowski’s cross in the 77th minute. Central defender Abdukodir Khusanov was left out of the Lens squad amid reports of an imminent big-money transfer to Premier League defending champion Manchester City repo…
Lens won Le Havre (2-1) this Sunday afternoon during the 17th day of Ligue 1. The Artesians are 7th and are getting closer to the top roles, while Les Havrais, 17th, continue to plunge into the depths of the rankings.
The Sang et Or won Normandy this Sunday (1-2), during a 17th day of Ligue 1 which allowed them to return to the top 5. Le Havre is more relegable than ever.
Andre Ayew scores for Le Havre in defeat to Lens Andre Ayew scores for Le Havre in defeat to Lens | SportsWorldGhana.com Andre Ayew scores for Le Havre in defeat to Lens
Andre Ayew’s impressive start to 2025 continued as the Ghanaian captain scored his second goal of the season in as many matches. However, his efforts were not enough to prevent Le Havre from suffering a 2-1 defeat to RC Lens at the Stade Océane. Ayew, who found the net last week against his former club Marseille—earning a standing ovation for not celebrating—was quick to make an impact again. In the ninth minute, he capitalized on a rebound from…
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