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Lens came from behind to beat Slavia Prague 3-2 away in the Champions League. The match was goalless at half-time and included a red card for a Slavia substitute, before a late Slavia lead was overturned by two stoppage-time goals: Thauvin's header set up by 16-year-old debutant Mesloub, and Ruben Aguilar's 93rd-minute winner.
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In numbers terms, it's telling that 16-year-old Mesloub was involved in an assist on his debut. From what's been disclosed, Lens are known as a club that develops young players. Rather than judging by one season's points alone, I think a club that keeps producing players like this while still winning deserves credit over the long run.
Start with the conclusion: it comes down to Lens's nerve in turning the match around inside less than two stoppage-time minutes. Having gone behind, they equalized through Thauvin and then won it through Aguilar. Watching the full 90, this was the team that kept pushing until the very end that came out on top.
Nothing's confirmed here, but there was a real edge to Sima scoring against his former club. Plenty of transfer stories out there need someone to say where they actually came from — seeing a player deliver like this shows why picking a move on terms, not just the fee, can pay off. A goal against your old club always carries extra weight.
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