Brilliant comeback by Nice beats Nantes in late winner, Boudaoui scores for the team

**Brilliant Comeback by Nice Beats Nantes in Late Winner, Boudaoui Scores for the Team**

In a thrilling encounter at Allianz Riviera, Nice pulled off a stunning comeback to secure a 2-1 victory over Nantes in Ligue 1. The match, which was a clash of two sides aiming to challenge for the top half of the table, was a rollercoaster of emotions.

The first half was dominated by Nantes, who took control early on. Nice struggled to find their rhythm, and Nantes capitalized on their pressure. A goal from Gaëtan Laborde in the 15th minute gave Nantes the lead, and they could have doubled their advantage had it not been for Nice’s goalkeeper, who made several crucial saves. Despite their efforts, Nice couldn’t find an equalizer before halftime.

At halftime, Nice’s coach, Alexandre Denisov, made a tactical switch to injection some much-needed energy and creativity into his side. The change in formation and strategy paid dividends as Nice emerged stronger after the break.

The second half was a tale of two halves. Nantes continued to press, but Nice began to dominate possession and create chances. The turning point came in the 71st minute when Nice’s star striker, Khéphren Thuram, played a perfectly weighted cross into the box. The unmarked Montassou Diallo met it first, but his effort was saved by Nantes’ goalkeeper, Brice Canet. However, the follow-up came straight for Nice’s Boudaoui, who was in the right place at the right time. Boudaoui, known for his clinical finishing, slotting the ball into the net to give Nice the equalizer.

Just when it seemed like Nantes might hold on for a draw, Nice delivered a final blow in the 88th minute. A well-organized counter-attack led by Thuram saw the ball reach Terem Moffi, who made a powerful run into the box. Moffi, a clinical finisher himself, fired a low shot past Canet to send the home crowd into raptures.

Despite Nantes’ efforts to respond, Nice held firm and saw out the remaining minutes to secure all three points. The victory moves Nice up to seventh place in the table, while Nantes remains in fourth.

Nice’s win was a testament to their resilience and ability to adapt during the game. Boudaoui, who scored the crucial second goal, was praised by his teammates and coach for his composure and quality in front of goal. For Nantes, the match serves as a reminder of the work needed to maintain their push for a top-half finish.

As the final whistle blew, the players and fans of Nice celebrated a hard-fought victory, knowing that this win could be a catalyst for the rest of the season.