In the restart of Ligue 1 after the winter break, LOSC Lille had a shot at climbing the European ranks, and what better way to do it than at home against a team fighting to avoid the drop. Don't underestimate them though; they've been a real surprise package in the Ligue 1 campaign.

The locals made the most of their chances, with the crowd rallying behind them like a twelfth player. Pretty snappy, the Canadian Jonathan David, Lille's top striker, quickly banged in his sixth goal of the season. They kept that lead and threatened to run up the score, while Lorient struggled to find their way into the game.

To wrap it up, in the final two minutes of injury time, Lille went all out, converting opportunities into two more goals, sealing the deal at 3-0. It showcased their dominance from start to finish, leaving Lorient with no shots on target and just a lone corner kick.

With this result, Lille jumps to fifth place. They're four points behind the second spot and two behind the third, looking at the scores above them. Meanwhile, Lorient is plummeting into the relegation zone, dead last on the overall table.