Kebbal and Šulc Light Up Stade Jean Bouin in a Six-Goal Crunch Match

Pflichttermin Futmetrix-Wertung: 99/100. This clash between two sides desperate for legitimacy descended into a defensive nightmare: six goals, two dismissals, and a 3-3 draw that leaves the title race wide open.

Lyon Strike Early, But Balance Crumbles Fast

Lyon came out swinging. Corentin Tolisso opened the scoring in the 5th minute, teed up by D. Greif, establishing intensity from the whistle at Stade Jean Bouin. Paris FC, languishing in 12th place, should have retreated into damage control. Instead, they refused to fold. That fragile balance was about to shatter spectacularly.

The 51st to 65th Minute Explosion: Three Goals in 14 Minutes

Lyon looked in control until the restart. Then came the deluge. Pavel Šulc struck twice in seven minutes (51st and 58th), both assisted by A. Moreira, turning the match into pure stakes chaos. By the 65th minute, A. Camara had equalized for Paris FC. Fourteen minutes, three goals: the tempo had become relentless.

Red Cards Reshape Everything

At the 61st minute, Abner Vinícius saw red for Lyon. Six minutes later, Thibault De Smet of Paris FC followed him down the tunnel. Two men in six minutes: intensity spiraled into organized chaos. Lyon, down to ten, appeared doomed.

Kebbal's Heroics and the Final Twist

Ilan Kebbal, Paris FC's attacking heartbeat, embodied upset potential: a goal in the 77th minute, then a pinpoint assist for V. Marchetti in the 84th. Kebbal's 9.5/10 display—combining a goal with an assist—dragged Paris FC back into contention. Yet Lyon, despite two red cards and numerical disadvantage, held firm until the final whistle. The 3-3 scoreline encapsulates a match where discipline collapsed but courage prevailed.