Auxerre's defense has been porous since the beginning of the season, but a tactical reorganization helped the team hold its ground. The introduction of a new striker has also paid off, as Cameron Archer scored the winning goal against Nice. Archer's goal came in the 74th minute, when he beat Yéhvann Diouf after being played in behind the defense. The win is a significant boost for Auxerre, which had conceded 11 goals in its first three matches. The team's coach, Will Still, has praised the impact of new defender Axel Tuanzebe, who was given his first start in a 5-defender defense. Still said that Tuanzebe has brought "a lot of good" to the team, citing his ability to provide calm and serenity. The win has given Auxerre a much-needed confidence boost, and the team will look to build on this result when it hosts Brest on Sunday.