Monaco has won their third Ligue 1 match in a row, thanks to two consecutive goals from Ben Yedder.

The French striker, who joined Monaco last summer for £54 million ($68m), scored twice in the 2-1 victory over Lille on Saturday, helping his team maintain their impressive form this season.

Yedder's first goal came just before half-time, when he headed home a corner kick by Florian Thauvin. The second came late in the game, as Yedder latched onto a through ball and beat goalkeeper Mike Maignan with a low shot into the bottom corner.

It was a dominant performance from Monaco, who controlled the game from start to finish and looked well set to win comfortably. However, they were forced to fight hard for the three points after conceding a late equalizer through a penalty from Nabil Fekir.

Despite the loss, Lille coach Christophe Galtier praised Yedder's performance and said that it was "a great day" for the club.

For Yedder, it was another solid display of his skill and pace, which have been key to his success at Monaco so far. He is already one of the most valuable players in the league, and his performances will continue to be closely watched as the season progresses.

Overall, Monaco's win was a major boost for their campaign, and they now sit top of the table once again. With Yedder continuing to impress, there is no doubt that they will be a force to be reckoned with throughout the remainder of the season.