The Ligue 1 Round 36 match between Nice and Brest was a thrilling spectacle, as the two teams put up a fierce fight to secure their place in the top four.

In the first half, both sides struggled to find their rhythm, but it was the home side that proved to be the more clinical. After a few minutes of possession, Nice's goal came from a powerful strike by goalkeeper Alain Chirac, who expertly tipped the ball over the bar with his feet. However, Brest responded with a brace from substitute Yannick Carrasco, who scored on his own off the bench. The visitors were able to build some momentum, and they looked set for a third straight win when Carrasco headed home from a corner kick just before halftime.

In the second half, however, Nice began to dominate, and they eventually took the lead after only three minutes when midfielder Mathieu Flamini scored from a penalty spot. Despite Brest's efforts to level things up, the hosts continued to press forward and create chances, and soon after, they sealed the victory with a well-taken goal from full-back Antoine Griezmann.

The result was a clear demonstration of how good Nice is at attacking football, and how their ability to play with a lot of energy and intensity has helped them stay one step ahead of the pack. It also showed that even though they have faced some tough opponents this season, they remain a force to be reckoned with on the European stage.

Overall, the Ligue 1 Round 36 match between Nice and Brest was a must-watch for fans of both clubs, and it left everyone feeling confident about what lies ahead for these two teams going into the upcoming seasons.