Radamel Falcao struck a superb winner as Ligue 1 leaders Monaco came from behind to beat Dijon 2-1 at home, while Nice remain firmly in the title hunt after downing Nancy 3-1 to guarantee a top-three finish.
Monaco trailed until the 69th minute following Cedric Varrault's opener, but Nabil Dirar's equaliser and a 25-metre free kick from Falcao took them up to 77 points, three clear of Paris St Germain and four ahead of Nice.
Monaco were forced to play their midweek Champions League game a day late following the attack on the Borussia Dortmund bus ahead of their quarter-final first leg, and despite picking up a valuable 3-2 win, they struggled to muster the same intensity against Dijon.
The visitors took the lead in the 42nd minute when Danijel Subasic stopped Julio Tavares's header on his goalline only for the quick-thinking Varrault to race in and tap home.
Dirar, however, equalised for the home side in the 69th minute when he reacted first and finished from close range after a fine Falcao free kick cannoned down off the woodwork, before the Colombian striker added a second from range nine minutes from time.
