Ajorque haunts Junior Mwanga as Brest beat Le Havre 2-1

Ludovic Ajorque was the standout story of Le Havre vs Brest in the third round of Ligue 1, a match that ended 2-1 for the visitors. As L’Équipe reports, the forward was involved in both goals that swung the game and repeatedly proved a problem for Le Havre’s back line.

The game turned early

In its match notes, L’Équipe points out that Ajorque played a part in the 1-0 goal, in an action where Junior Mwanga was implicated in Le Havre’s first conceded. From that moment, the duel shifted: Mwanga struggled to manage Ajorque’s impact, and Brest’s pressure grew.

Then came the decisive moment before half-time: the same source says Junior Mwanga was sent off before the break, forcing Le Havre to deal with the rest of the match a man down. With that handicap, their chances to take control faded quickly.

Ajorque’s double involvement

L’Équipe also underlines how Ajorque affected the game in a way that goes beyond one moment—he disrupted, threatened, and linked the attacking phases that led to Brest’s advantage. The final score confirms it: with both goals involving Ajorque and a red card before halftime, Brest carried the day in a first-half that effectively decided the tie.