Canadians in Europe: FA Cup glory for Fleming

Jessie Fleming won a second trophy in two weeks, Jonathan David got back on the scoresheet and Tajon Buchanan is headed to the Champions League.

Here's a look at what Canadians did in Europe this past weekend.

Jonathan David, Lille - If Jonathan David is getting ready to say goodbye to Lille, then he's doing it in style. The Ottawa native had a brace in LOSC's penultimate fixture of the season, scoring his first league goals since January in a 3-1 victory at Nice. It was actually the home side that got on the board first and they were full value for the goal. Algeria midfielder Hicham Boudaoui's cross was hit on the volley by Netherlands forward Justin Kluivert, on loan from Roma, for the opening marker in the 31st. The match would stay 1-0 through the half. Shortly after the restart, LOSC evened things up through David. Melvin Bard attempted to pick off a long pass across the field for Timothy Weah, but missed and allowed for the United States midfielder to get a step on his man down the right. Before Bard could close him down, Weah crossed the ball in for David, who was almost right on the penalty spot, and his smart chip got in under the crossbar to make it 1-1. David's second goal, which would prove to be the winner, was much easier, but wasn't initially given. Angel Gomes's cross into a congested area was deflected by a sliding Dante off of the Nice post. The rebound popped out to Zeki Celik, whose low effort snuck between the legs of Nice 'keeper Walter Benitez and was nudged over the line by David. After protests from Nice for an offside, VAR declared it a good goal in the 61st. The two goals gave David 15 on the season. Weah would add another to give Lille a 3-1 win. What's next for David is season-ending match