A back-and-forth battle

From the opening whistle, Toulouse and Nantes set a fast pace, with both teams showing urgency and determination. Nantes struck first just before halftime, as Mayckel Lahdo fired a precise goal in added time (45+4′), signaling the visitors’ intent to extend their improving form. Toulouse immediately responded after the break, with Yann Gboho leveling the score (47′), showing that this would be a contest of endurance and resilience for both sides.

Nantes takes the lead but defense falters

Louis Leroux gave Nantes the advantage (61′) with an assist from Lepenant, putting the Canaries in a promising position. The visitors had shown marked improvement offensively after a slow start to the season, and their possession-based strategy appeared effective. However, defensive lapses allowed Toulouse to create dangerous chances, keeping the match finely balanced and raising the tension on the pitch.

Toulouse fights back for the equalizer

The drama intensified in the final minutes. Aron Dønnum converted a penalty (68′) to bring Toulouse back on level terms, highlighting the team’s determination despite a recent poor run of results. The Stade de Toulouse roared with every attack, as both teams pushed for a late winner, displaying physical and mental intensity in every challenge and ball contested.

A draw with mixed feelings

The 2-2 result reflects a tightly contested match full of excitement and unpredictability. Nantes salvages a point after leading twice, while Toulouse proves that even amid a rough patch, they can fight back and claim key moments. Both teams showed flashes of offensive improvement, and Ligue 1 continues to deliver unpredictable, drama-filled encounters until the very last whistle.