Moffi Heads Nice to First Ligue 1 Win with 3-1 Victory Over Auxerre
OGC Nice recorded their first Ligue 1 win of the season on Saturday night, beating Auxerre 3-1 at the Allianz Riviera. Terem Moffi, who came off the bench in the 73rd minute, nodded in what became Nice’s third goal just three minutes later his first of the campaign.
Moffi has been on the mend after missing most of last season through injury and is steadily regaining form . On the other side, Auxerre featured fellow Nigerian Gabriel Osho in the line-up.
Editorial
We see this win as a spark in Nice’s season rather than just a result. For a side still integrating new tactics under Franck Haise, confidence is fragile. Moffi’s late header offers more than three points—it signals a return to self-belief.
We feel the impact of this young Nigerian forward keenly. After a long lay-off, his goal will lift spirits within the squad and among the fans. His return couldn’t have come at a better time. A striker who can change a game after entering from the bench provides tactical flexibility and an extra creative dimension.
We believe Nice must build on this momentum. Victories early in the season can define trajectories, and with players like Moffi rediscovering form, there is potential for revival. The synergy between seasoned campaigners and returning stars could be the catalyst the club needs.
We stand by the notion that performances must now match this renewed energy. As we look ahead to their next challenge, Keep this belief burning, for it may illuminate the path to a memorable season.
Did You Know?
Terem Moffi began his professional career in Lithuania, scoring 20 goals in 29 matches for Riteriai before moving up in Europe.
Nice’s opening goal in this match was scored by Jérémie Boga just 3 minutes in, setting the tone early on .
OGC Nice recorded their first Ligue 1 win of the season on Saturday night, beating Auxerre 3-1 at the Allianz Riviera. Terem Moffi, who came off the bench in the 73rd minute, nodded in what became Nice’s third goal just three minutes later his first of the campaign.
Moffi has been on the mend after missing most of last season through injury and is steadily regaining form . On the other side, Auxerre featured fellow Nigerian Gabriel Osho in the line-up.
Editorial
We see this win as a spark in Nice’s season rather than just a result. For a side still integrating new tactics under Franck Haise, confidence is fragile. Moffi’s late header offers more than three points—it signals a return to self-belief.
We feel the impact of this young Nigerian forward keenly. After a long lay-off, his goal will lift spirits within the squad and among the fans. His return couldn’t have come at a better time. A striker who can change a game after entering from the bench provides tactical flexibility and an extra creative dimension.
We believe Nice must build on this momentum. Victories early in the season can define trajectories, and with players like Moffi rediscovering form, there is potential for revival. The synergy between seasoned campaigners and returning stars could be the catalyst the club needs.
We stand by the notion that performances must now match this renewed energy. As we look ahead to their next challenge, Keep this belief burning, for it may illuminate the path to a memorable season.
Did You Know?
Terem Moffi began his professional career in Lithuania, scoring 20 goals in 29 matches for Riteriai before moving up in Europe.
Nice’s opening goal in this match was scored by Jérémie Boga just 3 minutes in, setting the tone early on .