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(Reuters) – Colombian Stephen Mendoza scored a late goal to give Amien a 2-1 win over France's Ganguin on Saturday.
On Saturday, only two of the six matches were to take place after the authorities decided to postpone several matches due to protests against the rising cost of living and fuel surcharges.
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Among the matches was a confrontation between the leaders of Paris Saint-Germain and Montpellier in pursuit of a summit between Monaco and Nice that was to be played Friday.
Two games are expected Sunday.
Gangun has failed to come out of a string of wins in which he has not won nine straight matches after losing to Amien.
Ede Nauri gave Amian the lead after 63 minutes, but Etienne Dido equalized ten minutes before Mendoza seized the win seven minutes from time.
The win is the first of two games out of four to leave the relegation zone, eight points behind Ganguin.
Dijon, who has 16 points, like Amien, sank 2-0 against Stade Rennes 2-0 in the second half, thanks to substitutes Benjamin Borrigo and Hatem Ben Arafa.
(Reuters)
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