Moroccan international Hamza Igman continued to deliver strong performances with Lille, scoring a decisive goal that secured a valuable away victory for his team against Le Havre, with a 1-0 win in the 14th round of the French league.

The victory came despite Lille having to play with ten men from the 51st minute after Ayoub Bouaddi was sent off.

Igman came on as a substitute in the 57th minute as part of coach Bruno Génésio's changes to strengthen the attacking side. He then succeeded in snatching the winning goal in the 88th minute after a quick counterattack, finishing with a precise shot into the goal guarded by goalkeeper Mory Diaw, benefiting from a skillful pass from Ethan Mbappé to the far post.

With this contribution, Igman raised his tally to nine goals since joining Lille in the summer transfer window, five of which were in the French league and four in the UEFA Cup, in addition to two assists, reflecting his remarkable development this season with the northern team.