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Benzema inspires Lyon

AFP, Paris
Lyon contin-u e d their march towards a record seventh French league title with a 3-2 win over Toulouse
on Saturday as the domestic league resumed after the three-week winterbreak.
Karim Benzema cemented his growing reputation as he fired in yet another goal to help his side claim maximum points.
Toulouse went in front in the 10th minute, courtesy of an Anthony Reveillere own-goal, but Lyon were level just eight minutes thanks to Hatem Ben Arfa.
Lyon’s Brazilian free-kick specialist Juninho put the champions in the lead just under the hour mark while Benzema - the league's top goal scorer - scored his 24th goal in all competitions this season just minutes later to put the result beyond doubt.
An added-time goal by Toulouse's Fabinho came too late as Lyon extended their lead at the top to sue points over Nancy who scraped a 0-0 draw away at Caen. "We are satisfied with the result. I liked how lively we were on the attack, especially in the first half,” said Lyon boss Alain Perrin.
"You need that winning factor to make the difference in front of goal. When you are playing as league leaders, victory at home should be the minimum. It was important to kickstart (the second half of the season) well.
"Hatem Ben Arfa, Juninho and Karim Benzema scored in their own style, using their own individual strengths. They knew how to be decisive."
Bordeaux took advantage of Nancy’s disappointing evening to go level with them on points after comfortably brushing aside a struggling Auxerre side 4-1.
Fernando Cavenaghi scored either side of Mark Planus' 40th-minute goal and former Manchester United winger David Bellion capped off a solid performance finding the back of the net in time added on to make it four.
Nancy’s superior goal difference, though, keeps Bordeaux in third place.
Second-from-bottom Sochaux enjoyed the most surprising win of the day as the 2007 French Cup winners beat seventh placed Le
Mans 2-0 while basement club Metz took a point away from their fixture against Lille in a 1 -1 draw.
Nice climbed up the table into fifth place at the expense of Caen and Le Mans after Frederic Antonetti's side beat Strasbourg 1-0. Brazilian midfielder Honorato Ederson finding the mark for the southerners just after the restart.
Valenciennes extended their excellent run of form earlier in the day beating a defiant St Etienne 2-0.
Valenciennes, who have turned their ground into a mini-fortress this season with only two draws in ten games, notched up their eighth straight honre win thanks to unanswered goals either side of the break by Geoffrey Doumeng and Gregory Pujol.
The French midfielder Doumeng notched up his first goal of the season for Laurent Roussey's side after heading home a Pujol cross.
Pujol himself was to find the mark with just two minutes of regular time remaining to secure the three points a keep his side well within reach of a European spot next term.
Valenciennes moved up to fourth place, but are 10 points off leaders Lyon.