On Saturday night, Brest narrowly defeated Strasbourg in a thrilling match that saw the home team claim all three points. The game was played at Stade de la Meinau and saw both teams put in a strong performance throughout.

The match started off with a bang as both sides tried to establish their dominance early on. However, it was Strasbourg who took the lead first through a well-taken goal from Le Douaron in the 25th minute. The goal gave Strasbourg the early advantage and they continued to dominate the game for much of the first half.

However, Brest refused to give up and they gradually began to press higher up the pitch. They were eventually rewarded when captain Mathieu Debuchy scored the equalizer in the 69th minute. It was a well-worked move involving a series of passes and crosses which allowed Debuchy to score his second goal of the season.

The equalizer meant that Brest were now level with Strasbourg going into the second half. The visitors came out fighting and almost went ahead in the 74th minute but for a brilliant save by Brest goalkeeper Guillaume Hoarau.

As the game entered its final stages, Brest looked to be on course for a draw until Le Douaron stepped up to the plate. He scored a stunning free-kick in the 88th minute to secure victory for Brest and send them into the relegation zone.

The win is a huge boost for Brest's chances of survival in Ligue 1. With just four games remaining, they will need to continue performing at this high level if they want to avoid being relegated. Meanwhile, Strasbourg remain in danger of dropping further down the table and could face the prospect of a play-off place next season.

Overall, it was a thrilling game between two teams that were evenly matched throughout. Brest's late winner was a testament to their determination and resilience, while Strasbourg's defeat means they must focus on securing their own safety before looking towards the future.