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Nice Dem Go Fight Well Well Against Nantes for L1 Match

Nice, France – As OGC Nice prepare to face FC Nantes this Friday, April 4, 2025, at 20:45 in the 28th round of Ligue 1, manager Franck Haise express confidence despite recent challenges.

After a tough spell of three matches without a win, Nice still sit at the 4th position in the league, crucial for hoping to secure a spot in the Champions League playoff. The team is eager to bounce back after losing to their rivals Monaco, where they had initially taken the lead.

Moses Simon, who scored against Le Havre last week, has now netted 32 goals for Nantes in Ligue 1, now tied with Ludovic Blas as the club’s second-highest scorer in the 21st century, trailing only behind Emiliano Sala with 42 goals.

The timing of this match is essential, particularly for Nice, who need to regain their footing in the league. “We must focus only on winning against Nantes,” Haise said. “The players understand the urgency of the moment.”

Nantes, on the other hand, is just three points above the relegation zone, making this fixture crucial for both teams. The stakes are high as both teams aim to achieve their respective goals.

In an analysis shared on social media, statistics show that Nice and Nantes have lost the most points in Ligue 1 after taking an initial lead this season. “It’s something we need to address,” Haise noted. “In our last matches, we’ve often failed to maintain our advantage. We can’t let that become a habit.”

The match will be officiated by Hakim Ben El Hadj, assisted by Mehdi Rahmouni and François Boudikian, with Willy Delajod and Abdelali Chaoui managing the video assistance. Fans can catch the match live on DAZN.

Aside from the tactical aspects, Haise highlighted the psychological pressures faced by his players: “Sometimes, the pressure can hinder our performance. We need to play freely and take risks; that’s how we can succeed.”

As the league approaches the final stretch, a fierce competition looms between the teams jostling for the playoff spots. With six teams fighting for two places, the race is tighter than ever.”

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