**Lens Beat Angers 2-0: OpenDa and Fofana Score in Victory**

In the thrilling conclusion to their Premier League clash on Sunday, Lens secured a 2-0 victory over Angers, leaving the French side in disarray. The home team's stellar display was led by two key performers - striker Yannick Bolasie (OpenDa) and midfielder Nicolas Fofana.

Bolasie's goal came as early as the second minute, showcasing his clinical finishing skills from distance. His shot flew past goalkeeper Mathieu Valbuena with ease, giving Lens the lead before halftime. This early strike set the tone for the rest of the game, as the home side continued to dominate possession and create chances.

Fofana's second-half brace sealed the win for Lens. The Senegal international played a crucial role in setting up both goals, showing his ability to link play between midfield and attack. His first goal arrived after a well-worked move, where he received a perfect pass from Bolasie and slotted it into the back of the net. Just minutes later, Fofana capitalised on another chance, scoring again when he latched onto a through ball and rounded off the goalkeeper to score his second goal of the match.

The victory was a significant boost for Lens, who had been struggling against Angers in recent matches. Their win moves them up to 14th place in the league table, while Angers remain bottom of the table with only one point from eight games.

Both players' performances were outstanding, but Bolasie stands out as the standout performer. His goal-scoring abilities have been widely recognized this season, and his performance against Angers further cements his status as one of the best strikers in Europe. Fofana, meanwhile, continues to impress with his versatility and contribution to Lens' attacking line-up.

This victory not only gives Lens much-needed confidence but also provides hope for the future. With strong performances like these, it seems that Lens could be a force to be reckoned with in the coming months. The next challenge will be to maintain this form and continue to climb up the league standings.