Lille have reached the last 16 of the Champions League after crushing Feyenoord with a spectacular win.
The Dutch side scored a remarkable three own goals in France, while Osame Sahraoui, Jonathan David and Remy Cabella also on the scoresheet for the Ligue 1 side.
It means Lille finish seventh in the league phase and automatically reach the round of 16, while Feyenoord must progress through the play-offs.
These sides started the night level pegging on 13 points and the same goal difference, 11th versus 12th in the table.
But by the end Lille had finished with a crushing win, unbeaten at home in the league stage and through to the knockouts, while Manchester City, Real Madrid and several other more heralded sides must take the longer route.
Lille's great night started in the fourth minute, when Sahraoui slid a low finish past Justin Bijlow from a tight angle.
Feyenoord equalised when Santiago Gimenez turned home from close range for his fifth goal of the competition, the most by a player for the Dutch club in a Champions League season since Jon Dahl Tomasson in 1999-2000.
But the first own goal of the night arrived when centre-back Gernot Trauner turned a cutback past his own keeper, and the second came after 57 minutes when Angel Gomes' shot deflected off David Hancko and looped home.
Lille then ensured progression with three goals in six second-half minutes when David struck, before the unfortunate Trauner scored his second own goal of the night amid a goalmouth scramble.
Former Newcastle midfielder Cabella added the sixth with a close-range header on 80 minutes to cap a brilliant group stage for Lille, who have won five of eight games including beating Real Madrid.
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