00:00Lenz welcome Angers to the iconic state Ballert-Delalist this Friday evening in a League One clash that offers the
00:07hosts a golden chance to seize temporary top spot.
00:10Sitting second in the table, Lenz trailed Paris Saint-Germain by a single point, but have already played one match
00:17more than the reigning champions.
00:19Angers, in contrast, occupy 12th place and appear to have little left to fight for as the campaign winds down.
00:26A 2-1 reverse at L'Oreal last weekend prevented less saying E.T. or from closing the gap on
00:32PSG, while Angers suffered a 2-0 defeat at Nice and remained firmly in mid-table.
00:38Manager Pierre Sage has watched his side win only one of their last four top flight outs, leaving little room
00:45for error now that PSG hold a game in hand.
00:48Fortunately for Lenz, three of their next four league fixtures take place on home soil, where they have been formidable.
00:5511 victories from the previous 12 domestic matches at Ballert-Delalist.
01:00In the current 2025-26 season, the Northern Club have triumphed in every home league game they were leading at
01:07halftime, apart from 1-3 to 2 loss to Monaco back in February.
01:12Their current haul of 56 points already exceeds the tally they held at the equivalent stage of their Best Decade
01:18campaign in 2022-23, when they finished runners-up with 83 points despite facing four extra fixtures.
01:26Lenz are also unbeaten in their last three home meetings against Angers in League One, and kept a clean sheet
01:32in this exact fixture last term.
01:35Recent form tells its own story.
01:37Over the last ten league games, Lenz have recorded six wins, three defeats, and one draw, scoring at an average
01:44of 2.1 goals.
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