Ligue 1 performance index: The Verratti masterclass is not enough to beat Konate

Moussa Konate was the outstanding player in Ligue 1 last weekend. His fantastic doubling allowed Amiens to win an unlikely point that gives them a comfortable cushion in front of the relegation zone.

According to the Opta Index, which measures the performance of each player in the division and gives it a score of 100, the Senegalese international is above his peers in France this week with a score of 96.7.

His display was quite clinical since he was helping Amiens, 10 players, recover from a goal to lead 2-1 and two-handed to get a memorable win. Only a goal in the middle of the stopping play prevented them from seeing Saint-Etienne win a draw.

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After 24 minutes, he made the coolest finish of the weekend when, rushing on a pbad from Eddy Gnahore, he sold a manikin to visiting goalie Stephane Ruffier and easily placed the ball in the goal empty.

Around hour, he doubled his score with a predatory finish at close range and Amiens must realize that had he not been away for a long time of the season they would be significantly better off than their current position at seven points in the last three.

Indeed, he has scored seven goals in 17 starts and should not be below the 13 goals he managed at the end of the session because of these physical problems.

It was a good day for the teams fighting for relegation. Wesley Said, Konate's runner, scored 96.5.

His Dijon team lost eight of their previous nine matches and was totally disappointed when they visited Lyon on Friday night. When they conceded at the first minute, their worst fears seemed to come true. Yet Said quickly tied them up and after seven minutes, Marcelo deflected the ball and went into the goal, getting one of the most amazing results of the season.

A familiar face, meanwhile, came third, Marco Verratti Paris Saint-Germain completing the podium, while his team had failed to seal the title against Strasbourg. He played an impressive role alongside central midfielder Leandro Paredes, who made his debut in the top 10 placing seventh.

Indeed, Argentina was the most eye-catching of the duo, with a superb pbad in depth that has unlocked the defense visiting the pre-goal training of Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.

The match this weekend was undoubtedly a 3-3 draw between Angers and Rennes, a true offensive football festival, rich in unexpected twists and turns. As such, it is normal for four offensive players of this match to be up for grabs this week.

Former Arsenal teen Jeff Reine-Adelaide scored twice to ensure the guests of this match – his first goal in Ligue 1 – scored 93.7, followed by teammate Stéphane Bahoken who managed to get rid of an injury problem before the match. score 90.9.

Hatem Ben Arfa of Rennes was the best-performing player of the season, showing his individual talent by dribbling his goal to first base, before converting to the penalty spot.

The former Newcastle man has teamed up well with Mbaye Niang and it is normal that the striker on loan AC Milan is also in the Top 10, sneaking at the score of 88.7.

Toulouse defender Issiaga Sylla, who scored the only goal of their 1-0 win against Nantes, and Monegasque forward Stevan Jovetic, who dropped from the bench to the back to try a draw against Guingamp, complete the elite. week.

There is no doubt that the key match next week will be the Paris Saint-Germain Paris on Sunday, while the stakes are growing for Lyon, Marseille and Saint-Étienne, who will continue to pursue the challenge. Champions League next season in the future. to be a devilishly exciting conclusion of the campaign.