Impressive against Montpellier, the Parisian Neymar is elected player of the day. The Brestois Dari and Belkebla and the Toulousain Aboukhlal also distinguished themselves this weekend and appear in the 2nd edition of the provisional standard team of Maxifoot.
Neymar was sparkling against Montpellier.
As in past seasons, after each day of the championship, Maxifoot composes its standard team. The best “eleven” and seven substitutes are chosen according to their performance. Holders get three points, substitutes get one point.
Note that a final version will be published after the Lorient-Lyon match, initially scheduled for this Sunday and postponed to a later date.
Substitutes:
12. Benjamin Leroy (AC Ajax)
13. Julian Jeanvier (Auxerre)
14. Ismaily (Lille)
15. Nabil Bentaleb (Angers)
16. Brecht Dejaegere (Toulouse)
17. Rafael Rato (Toulouse)
18. Youcef Belali (Brest)
And details:
Player of the day: Neymar (Paris SG)
The people demand the new Neymar. The people have the new Neymar. Constant pressure, omnipresence in the game, the Brazilian striker has the desire to make up for all these lost years. Easy in his ability to combine, he fought from start to finish and was rewarded with a double, including a penalty. A high-level performance for Auriverde, also behind the fourth goal with a corner extended by Ferri for Mbapp and the fifth with a lag for Nuno Mendes. Released to cheers from the Parc des Princes.
Alban Lafont (Nantes)
The FC Nantes goalkeeper still achieved a great performance! Perfectly attentive on his first interventions, the captain of the Canaries especially pulled out all the stops on a point-blank header from Bamba just after Simon’s opener. Reassuring and even helped by his bar on a header from André, the former Toulousain released a real serenity, with in particular two beautiful parades against Cabella after the break. Indispensable despite the goal conceded against Ismaily.
Achraf Hakimi (Paris SG)
In this diagram, the Moroccan right winger is enjoying himself. Very available, he multiplied the races in his lane to offer solutions to his partners. His pressing was effective as he recovered the ball on the first goal. He is once again there to steal the ball and offer it to Neymar on the third Parisian achievement. A high level meeting for him.
Achraf Dari (Brest)
Arrived with a flattering reputation, the Moroccan central defender passed his test. He certainly lacks his control over the corner which leads to OM’s goal, but aside, he showed authority to repel almost all Marseille offensives. His rough tackle in front of Guendouzi was one of the gestures of the match.
Rasmus Nicolaisen (Toulouse)
A remarkable game for the Danish central defender. Solid on its support, it easily repelled the timid Trojan assaults. Impressive in aerial duels thanks to its large size.
Nuno Mendes (Paris SG)
Like his sidekick on the right, the Portuguese left-back was very available. He was sharp in his outbursts, with several very hot situations brought, also offering Sanches his first goal in Paris. Only downside, his average withdrawal on the second goal from Hrault. Nothing to spoil his good performance.
Haris Belkebla (Brest)
The Algerian environment was standard. Tireless, he ran without stopping from the first to the last minute. Very interesting in his use of the ball, the Brestois carried out a festival to offer a golden ball to Le Douaron, imprecise on his attempt. A high level copy for the Fennec.
Hamza Sakhi (Auxerre)
In its role as a distributor, the Burgundy environment was very good. He got the first two goals from corners and was very effective in recovery. Overall, he was dominant in the midfield against a good Bentaleb from Angers.
Zakaria Abukhlal (Toulouse)
The Moroccan winger was twirling. On his left wing, he put the Trojan defenders through an ordeal. He provokes the first goal against his side of Larouci and delivers a decisive pass for Ratao after the break. A big performance for the Atlas Lion.
Moses Simon (Nantes)
The FC Nantes striker had fire in his legs. Without always being precise when approaching the opposing cage, the Nigerian offered many solutions and created differences thanks to his individual attempts. After a first strike, deflected by David, on the post of Jardim, he was rewarded with this opener from close range. A real danger.
Andric Komnen (Clermont)
Very big game for Bayo’s official replacement, who was in all the good moves. The Serbian striker provoked Agbadou’s red card, reduced the gap to the score from the penalty spot before scoring his double with a nice header. A complete game for him.
Ranking: Lafont and Neymar enchanent
1. Lafont (Nantes) – Neymar (Paris-SG) : 6 points
3. Judge (Paris-SG) : 4 points
4. H. Sahki (Auxerre) – Belkebla From (Brest) – Andric (Clermont-F.) – Frankowski , undercut (Lens) – Cabella , David (Lille) – Nuno Tavares (Marseille) – Savanier (Montpellier) – Simon (Nantes) – Todibo (Nice) – Messi , marquinhos , Nuno Mendes (Paris-SG) – Aboukhlal Nicolaisen (Toulouse): 3 points
21. Leroy (AC-Ajaccio) – Bentaleb (Angers) – Jeanvier (Auxerre) – Village (Brest) – Analysts (Lens) – Ismaili , The Zedas , Gomes (Lille) – Mvogo (Lorient) – Lepenant (Lyon) – sure (Marseille) – To let go Rafael Rato (Toulouse) : 1 points
Classification by club: Paris already very far
1. Paris-SG – 19 points
2. Nantes, Lille – 9 points
4. Toulouse – 8 points
5. Brest, Lens – 7 points
7. Marseille, Auxerre – 4 points
9. Clermont-F., Montpellier, Nice – 3 points
12. Angers, AC-Ajaccio, Lorient, Lyon – 1 point
It was the provisional typical team for the 2nd day of Ligue 1. See you next Sunday to discover the typical team for the 3rd day!
