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Première Ligue
Late goals proved decisive as both Marseille and Fleury claimed crucial Première Ligue victories to stay firmly in the play-off hunt.
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Marseille picked up a hard-fought three points against Saint-Malo, building on the momentum of their earlier victory over Nantes. Beatriz Fonseca broke the deadlock after a well-crafted assist from Lexi Missimo, but the lead proved short-lived as Megan Rucker levelled with a thunderous strike for Saint-Malo.
The contest looked destined for a draw until Mathilde Bourdieu struck in the 88th minute to hand Marseille all three points. The result lifts them to 15 points in the Première Ligue standings, Footeuses reports.
Fleury delivered their own statement of intent at the Essonne Stadium, coming from behind to beat Strasbourg. Emelyne Laurent gave the hosts an early advantage, only for Grace Kazadi to pull Strasbourg level.
Lucie Calba restored Fleury's lead in the final quarter of the match, and the team held firm to secure a vital win. With a fixture against Toulouse on the horizon, Fleury now have a genuine chance of closing the gap on Marseille in the race for the play-offs.
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