Endrick, Toulouse, Paris FC: Ligue 1 Roundup

Continuation of the 19th day this Sunday, including the victories of Lyon and TFC during the multiplex.

It didn’t take long for Endrick to get the measure of his new costume. Lacking playing time at Real, the young (19-year-old) Brazilian international striker (14 caps, 3 goals) scored a hat-trick during OL’s victory against the red lantern Messina (2-5) this Sunday, at Saint-Symphorien, during the 19th day of Ligue 1. Remember that the said Endrick was loaned, without an option to buy, to Les Gones. And this with a view to a place within the Selaçao at the 2026 World Cup for the person concerned. These are the Brazilian’s first three goals in the French championship, having already scored in the Coupe de France with Olympique Lyonnais, against Lille (2-1).

This Sunday, Endrick opened the scoring, before scoring OL’s fourth and fifth goals. Kluivert and Morton also shook the nets of the red lantern. Kouao reduced the gap after half an hour and Diallo scored in the second half. Dominated in great width during the first act (1-4 MT), the Messins then raised their heads, in vain. In the standings, Lyon remains fourth, two lengths behind OM, winner of Lens (3-1) on Saturday, at the Vélodrome. The Grenats therefore remain last, with the same number of points as AJ Auxerre (12).

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Toulouse at the gates of Europe

In the other matches on the multiplex menu for the 19th day, Paris FC did not confirm its recent successes against PSG in the Coupe de France (1-0) and against Nantes in L1 (2-1) with a dull draw against Angers (0-0), at Jean-Bouin. With goals from Diop and Ghobo, TFC won in Brest (0-2) and made a very good move in the standings. The Toulouse residents are in fact seventh this Sunday! Earlier in the day, Nice was full of confidence and points in Nantes (1-4). To follow, Lille, which lost everything in 2026 (4 defeats) against Strasbourg (8:45 p.m.), during the last match of this 19th round.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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