(Ligue 1 2022/2023): Highlights AC AJACCIO - FC NANTES

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After ending a four-match losing streak,
could Ajaccio build on their Angers win against the visitors to the Stade Francois Côté, Nantes?
Surprisingly, Olivier Panteloni's Corsicans have shaken more points loose on the road.
Only 39% won on their sunny island paradise.
Nantes saw a run of seven straight clean sheets broken at Marseille,
as they won at the Bourgeois.
The bigger issue has been a lack of goals, just four, in their last six league outings.
But it was their defence that was under pressure early on.
Cyril Bailala still wondering if that didn't end up in the back of the net.
Albon Lafont happy to smother the weak rebound.
Bailala not added to his goal back in August, so close to a second.
Youssef Belalli had a run of five goals in six,
which ended with a consolation in the 7-1 humbling by Monaco.
A weak effort easily taken by Albon Lafont.
Ajaccio had only won one of the last ten league and Uber Eats games against Nantes
on the 13th of August 2005.
The Canaries?
They hadn't conceded a goal in the last three league games on the road.
Olivier Panteloni's side beat Angers.
The Corsicans hadn't won back-to-back in the top flight for nearly a decade.
Belalli now three games without a goal.
But it was heartbreak for Ajaccio.
Brilliant from Evan Gessand.
Guessing right with the flight of the ball and getting his second league goal.
Thumbs up from Antoine Koumbware.
But he would have been frustrated.
Couldn't finish what was a brilliant mazy run.
Benjamin Leroy eventually coming out on top.
But any hopes of a late point were dashed.
Leroy couldn't get his hands on the ball.
But Ishmael Diallo could.
He was sent packing for his first red card as a professional.
Ludovic Blas made it two goals in his last three away days.
To clinch all the points for Nantes.
Deadly at one end.
Locke sharp at the other.
A fourth clean sheet on the road in the first time since 96-97.
Helping Nantes to seven points from the bottom.
Four for Ajaccio Lai.
