Ismail Daukoure celebrated after scoring a goal that Strasburg won 1–0 over RIMS (Francois Naskimbaney).
Strasbourg moved to the Champions League spot after winning a 1-0 win at RIMS at Lignu 1 on Sunday.
Liam Rosenier’s young Strasbourg will secure him a top-four finish for the first time after 1980.
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“I believe in this squad, they are showing great things,” Rosenier said.
“Since the onset of the season, we have not set any limits for them. They will continue to push to the end.”
Ismail Docore’s initial strike was enough to gain a significant victory to Strassburg and bring them up to 49 points-level with Marsile in third place.
But Marsile can open gaps for three points after three points in the race for Europe’s top club competition when they host mid-table tooluz.
A top-three finish will ensure direct qualification for the tournament, while the side will play a qualifying round to reach the league stage in the fourth.
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Two points separate Lily in Strasbourg and seventh place, with French veteran Leone and Nice Beach.
Daukoure was released on its own inside the six-yard box, which was for a stroke home in Stad Augste-Delune in the fourth minute from the corner of Sebastian Nanasi.
RIMS thought he was at a 20 -minute level, but the Junya Eto strike was excluded by Japanese for a handball.
Before touching Eto’s hand, the ball was handled by Mamdou Sir of Strasbourg, although no fine was imposed by the referee clearance torpin after a VAR review.
The two sides then ended for 10 men after a deep scuffle in the time of injury.
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The Cleansheet made the impressive record of Strassbourg’s goalkeeper Jordez Petrovic’s impressive record of only eight league goals from the beginning of December.
Necklace for RIMS meant that Samba Diwara’s side slipped to 16th-the reflection play-off spot.
In other places, Le Havar participated with a 2–0 win at the price of Reems at the price of RIMS, as well as the table Montpelier from the bottom space.
Yasin Kachta opened the scoring at three minutes before Abdullaya Tour ensured half an hour after three points.
The St.-Itian direct accusations remain in the area after a 1-0 damage to the lens.
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Rains lost 1-0 to Oxre’s house after Jubal’s 89th minute winner.
Later on Sunday, Marsile may go to second place from Monaco, although Roberto de Zarbi’s side can no longer dream of catching the Paris St.-Germen, who wrapped the Ligue 1 title on Saturday.
Bur-NF/NR