The twenty-ninth day of Ligue 1 proved particularly prolific, with a total of thirty goals scored out of the eight matches, with the exception of the match between FC Nantes and Paris Saint-Germain, postponed to 22 April. This day was marked by a surprising start with the victory of the Stade de Reims against RC Lens, illustrating a heroic defensive performance that allowed the Rémois to be widely represented in the typical team of this day. Custodian Yehvann Diouf, credited with fourteen saves, a record unsurpassed for two decades and scored 10, is the pillar of this remise defence, supported by Sergio Akieme, Mory Gbane and Keito Nakamura, the latter having brilliantly inscribed a double.

Among other notable results, AS Monaco’s brilliant victory over Olympique de Marseille (3-0) also influenced the composition of the typical team. Wilfried Singo, an intractable defender, and Denis Zakaria, the author of a remarkable midfielder and penalty scorer, embody the strength of the Monegasque team. The presence of Jonathan Claus, whose two decisive passes contributed to the meeting against the RC Strasbourg (2-2), consolidates the defence balance. The middle of the field is driven by the energy of Azor Matusiwa, a scorer and decisive passer during the victory of Stade Rennais against Havre AC (1-5), and Rayan Cherki, author of a goal against AJ Auxerre (1-3).

Finally, the attack was led by Ludovic Ajorque, a double scorer against ASSE (3-3), and by Arnaud Kalimouendo, a scorer and two decisive smuggler. The standard team of the twenty-ninth day of Ligue 1 is thus as follows: Diouf, Claus, Singo, Gbane, Akieme, Cherki, Matusiwa, Zakaria, Nakamura, Kalimoundo, Ajorque, reflecting the diversity of the remarkable performances observed on this day rich in goals and rebounds.