### Ramsey's Goal Ends Personal 3-Game Drought, Helping Nice Secure Points in Ligue 1 Round 24

In a thrilling match that showcased the strength and resilience of Nice FC, manager Marco Simone’s side managed to secure a crucial point in Ligue 1 after a personal 3-game goal drought. The victory came against a formidable opponent in Marseille, with striker Moussa Sissoko scoring the decisive goal in the 77th minute.

The first half was marked by defensive dominance from both teams as Nice kept their opponents at bay, with Marseille managing just two shots on target. However, it wasn’t until the second half that the tide began to turn. Moussa Sissoko stepped up to create the opening for his team, delivering a pinpoint cross that found its way into the back of the net. This goal not only broke Nice’s recent streak but also provided confidence to the squad heading into the final quarter of the season.

Marco Simone’s tactical adjustments proved effective, as he ensured his team maintained control of the game while also providing space for his forwards to exploit. The defense remained solid throughout, with goalkeeper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang making several saves to keep Marseille at bay.

The result was a well-deserved win for Nice, who now have 55 points out of 29 matches played this season. This performance comes after a difficult start to the campaign, where Nice had struggled to find their rhythm and maintain consistency. The win over Marseille is particularly significant given the strong competition in Ligue 1, with many other top-tier clubs vying for spots in the Champions League.

This victory not only lifts Nice’s morale but also boosts their chances of securing a better finish in the league standings. With three games remaining in the season, Nice has the opportunity to build on this momentum and challenge for a playoff spot.

As the team prepares for their next match against Bordeaux, they will look to continue their impressive form and ensure that they remain competitive in one of Europe’s most prestigious leagues.