Montpellier, France (SportsNetwork. Wade Boggs Yankees Jersey .com) - Four different players found the back of the net for Montpellier on Saturday as the club moved into the top-six in Ligue 1 with a comprehensive 4-0 rout of Nantes at the Stade de la Mosson. Coming off an impressive 3-2 win over Metz away from home last time out, Montpellier were looking for a third straight win in league play and it was the hosts that struck first in the eighth minute through a goal from Paul Bastien Lasne. Montpellier took the slim 1-0 lead into the break and dominated proceedings in the second half, doubling their lead in the 57th minute through Kevin Berigaud, while Anthony Mounier made it 3-0 with 12 minutes to play. Lucas Barrios then put the exclamation point on the match with a fourth goal in stoppage time to seal all three points. The result sees Montpellier improve to 35 points from 22 matches, five behind Saint Etienne for the lone Europa League spot in the French top flight. 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