Rassoul Ndiaye delivered a commanding display on Ligue 1 Matchday 17 as Le Havre returned to winning ways with a 2-1 home victory over Angers, ending a six-match run without success.
The midfielder controlled key moments of the contest and directly influenced both goals, recording his first two assists of the season in a performance that underlined his growing importance within the team.
Le Havre started the match with intent, and Ndiaye’s influence quickly became evident in midfield.
The breakthrough came in the 21st minute when Ndiaye read the movement of Kenny Quetant and released a perfectly timed pass.
Quetant finished with confidence to give the hosts a 1-0 lead, rewarding Le Havre’s positive approach and early pressure.
The goal allowed the home side to settle and dictate the rhythm of play.
Angers responded strongly after the interval and increased their attacking intensity. Their efforts paid off in the 55th minute when L. Mouton found the net to level the score at 1-1.
The equaliser shifted momentum and forced Le Havre to show resilience as Angers pushed forward.
Ndiaye once again stepped up when the match reached its decisive phase. With ten minutes remaining, he delivered his second assist of the evening by supplying Obougou, who finished clinically to restore Le Havre’s advantage.
The goal lifted the home crowd and shifted belief back in Le Havre’s favour.
Le Havre then managed the closing stages with composure and defensive discipline, limiting Angers’ opportunities and protecting their slender lead.
The final whistle confirmed a vital 2-1 victory that ended a difficult run in the league.
For Ndiaye, the match represented a standout moment this season. His vision, accuracy and decision-making in the final third proved decisive and highlighted his ability to shape outcomes from midfield.
The two assists reflected both his technical quality and his influence during key moments.
The result provided a timely boost for Le Havre as they look to regain momentum in Ligue 1.
With confidence restored, the club now aim to build on this performance, while Ndiaye’s display offered a clear sign of encouragement for the challenges ahead.
