### Lens Beat Nice: Goals From Openda and Fofana Secure Clean Sheet

In the highly anticipated Ligue 1 Round 22 match between Lens and Nice, both teams showcased their attacking prowess and defensive solidity to secure a crucial victory for Lens. The result was a 4-0 triumph that put Lens firmly back on track after a disappointing start to the season.

#### Opening Act: Openda's Goal

The game kicked off with a flurry of攻势 from both sides. However, it wasn't until the 15th minute when Lens finally broke through. Substitute striker Yannick Openda made history as he scored his first league goal for Lens. His low finish from the edge of the box deflected off the post before finding its way into the net. This goal set the tone for the rest of the match and gave Lens hope.

#### Midgame Surge: Fofana's Second Goal

Just five minutes later, Lens extended their lead further. Substitute midfielder Anthony Fofana delivered a perfect cross into the box, and striker Samuel Umtiti headed home from close range. Fofana's second goal added to the momentum and showed why he is one of Lens' most reliable players this season.

#### Late Involvement: Moussette's Third Goal

As the match approached its conclusion, Lens continued to dominate. With just eight minutes remaining, substitute goalkeeper Guillaume Moussette found himself involved in a thrilling sequence. He saved a penalty kick from Nice's goalkeeper, which would have given the visitors a chance at扳平比分. Instead, Lens capitalized on the situation, with defender Jérémy Renard scoring the third goal. The score now stood 4-0 in favor of Lens.

#### Defensive Resilience: A Clean Sheet Victory

Throughout the match, Lens displayed exceptional defensive resilience. They were able to keep Nice off the scoreboard despite being outshot (6-3) and pressured throughout the game. Their solid performance in defense allowed them to maintain their clean sheet and move closer to securing their desired points.

#### Final Thoughts

This victory is significant for Lens as they continue to navigate the challenges of the Ligue 1 season. Openda and Fofana's contributions were instrumental in securing the win, while Moussette's heroic save ensured that Lens could hold onto their advantage. Moving forward, Lens will need to maintain this level of performance if they want to stay competitive in Ligue 1.

With this win, Lens can look forward to more opportunities to showcase their attacking prowess and defend effectively. The team has shown signs of improvement in recent matches and looks poised to be a force to be reckoned with in the coming weeks and months.