Nice's 3-Game Goal Drought Ends as Ramsey Scores in Ligue 1 Round 24

Nice, the French football club based in their hometown of Nice, has been without a goal scorer for three consecutive games, which has put them under pressure to find a solution. However, that drought finally ended on Saturday when Ramsey scored in Ligue 1 round 24.

Ramsey, who is currently on loan from Manchester United, came off the bench and scored his first goal since joining Nice in January. The striker, who has struggled with form in recent months, was replaced by the injured Jonathan Bamba during the match against Toulouse and came on as a substitute in the second half.

The goal was a welcome one for the team, who had been struggling to find the back of the net in their previous two matches. With the win, Nice moved up to fifth place in the league table, just three points behind fourth-placed Monaco.

Manager Christophe Galtier praised Ramsey's contribution after the match, saying: "It's always important to have a player like him on the pitch, especially when you're not scoring goals. He's worked hard this season and he deserves to score."

The victory also gave Nice hope of making it into the playoffs, something they haven't managed to do in several seasons. Galtier said: "We want to be in the playoffs, but we still have a lot of work to do. We need to keep playing well and try to get some results."

Overall, Ramsey's goal was a much-needed boost for Nice, who will now look to continue their winning streak in the coming weeks. The team will be hoping that they can build on this success and secure a playoff spot before the end of the season.