“Tiago Santos doubles Lille's advantage with a right-footed finish from the right side of the box after Troyes fail to deal with sustained pressure.”
Pivotal“Ethan Mbappé finally converts in stoppage time after a rebound scramble, following a save from his own effort and one from Maurits Kjærgaard, sealing the win in style.”
Outstanding performance

Lille needed just two minutes to get their noses in front, with Hákon Haraldsson converting from close range after Tiago Santos won a free kick in the attacking half, and they never looked back from there. Santos doubled his side's involvement in the goal column by scoring himself in the 18th minute, latching onto a loose ball after Dilane Bakwa's persistence won another free kick. From there Lille dominated the ball with 63% possession and 500 passes at 89% accuracy, patiently probing a Troyes side that sat in and tried to soak up pressure. Troyes actually created more dangerous attacks (49 to 32) and had more shots and corners, but couldn't turn territory into quality, managing zero shots on target against Lille's two. Wholesale changes just after the hour and again at 71 minutes freshened up Lille's attack, and the introduction of Ethan Mbappé paid off in stoppage time when he added a well-taken second after his own shot was initially saved, capping a professional home win that keeps Lille firmly in the title conversation while Troyes' struggles continue.
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LOSC Lille look to shake off their midweek Champions League heartbreak against Real Betis as they host bottom-half strugglers Troyes at the Decathlon Arena. With Lille unbeaten in Ligue 1 so far and Troyes reeling from a 6-2 thrashing by Strasbourg, the hosts are heavily fancied to extend their dominant recent record over this opponent.