Ligue 1 has been a rollercoaster ride so far this season with many teams fighting for their survival. However, the match between Brest and Nantes on Sunday was one that had all the makings of a classic.

The game started off at a slow pace but soon picked up steam when both teams found themselves attacking each other's goal. In the 47th minute, Brest midfielder Mathieu Le Tallec scored to give his team the lead.

Nantes fought back in the second half and managed to equalize through a penalty kick from forward Benjamin Goussin. The score remained level until the end of regulation time, leaving the game heading into extra time.

In the first extra period, Brest took control and were able to break through once again in the 98th minute. Captain Romain Vincenot scored the winning goal to secure victory for his side.

This result has sparked hope for Brest's relegation hopes. With just six games remaining in the season, the team now has a chance to climb out of the bottom three and avoid being relegated.

For Nantes, the defeat is a setback in their fight against relegation. The team will have to focus on their own survival and not worry about what is happening elsewhere in the league.

Overall, the game between Brest and Nantes on Sunday was a classic example of how close the race is in Ligue 1. It remains to be seen whether either team can secure a win in the final few matches of the season and stay up for next year.