Title: Jonathan David and André Score: Lille's Comeback Victory Over Angers

Lille, the French Premier League club that has been in the spotlight recently, has come back from a deficit to defeat Angers, their main rival in the league, 2-1. The victory is a testament to the resilience and determination of the team, who have shown great strength under the leadership of Jonathan David.

The match was played on Saturday night at the Stade de la Suisse, where Lille had won the previous season's final against Angers. However, the visitors were determined to make it count this time, with their star player, André Score, scoring twice for the home side.

Despite having the better chances throughout the game, Lille could not break through Angers' defense and conceded two goals in the first half. However, the second half saw Lille come back strong, with David leading his men into a lead by scoring the winner in the 54th minute.

André Score scored both goals in the second half, with one coming after a corner kick and the other being a penalty awarded by the referee for a foul on him. This was the first time in the history of Lille that a penalty has been awarded to a player during a match.

David praised his players for their hard work and dedication, saying "We didn't play well in the first half but we came back with a lot of fighting spirit. We knew that they would try to score and we tried to stop them."

Despite the result, Lille manager Pascal Gaudin said that he was proud of his team's performance. "We fought hard, we worked together as a team and we deserved to win," he said.

In conclusion, Lille's comeback victory over Angers was a reminder of their potential and determination. They will continue to push forward and improve their performances next season.