Nantes and Boudaoui faced each other in a match on Wednesday, with Nantes coming out on top with a 2-1 victory. The game was a thrilling one, with both teams pushing for the win.
The first half saw both teams score goals that ultimately helped the visitors to take control of the match. However, in the second half, it seemed like Nantes had the edge, as they scored two late goals to secure the victory.
The first goal came in the 48th minute, when Nantes striker Thierry Henry headed past Boudaoui goalkeeper Pierre-Louis Bouchet. It was a powerful shot that deflected off the post before flying into the bottom corner of the net.
Boudaoui goalkeeper Patrick Bouchet also made a crucial save as he made a diving save to deny Nantes' striker Christian Gourcuff's effort.
In the second half, Nantes continued to dominate the match, with their forward line continuing to press high up the pitch. They even managed to create some chances for themselves, but it wasn't enough to overcome the hosts' dominance.
However, in the end, it was Nantes who took full advantage of the situation, with their striker Thierry Henry scoring his second goal of the match, this time from a free-kick inside the area. It was a well-taken goal that put Nantes ahead of Boudaoui by a point.
Overall, the match was a thrilling one, with both teams playing their best football. Nantes proved once again why they have become one of the most dominant sides in French football, while Boudaoui were unable to come back from a deficit.
Despite their defeat, the fans at Stade de France will no doubt be looking forward to next season, when they can expect another exciting match between the two teams.