The 2010-11 campaign, under manager Rudi Garcia, delivered an historic and unexpected domestic double for Lille, securing both the Ligue 1 title and the Coupe de France, their first league title since 1954. Leading the spectacular, attacking charge was the prolific Moussa Sow, whose league-leading 25 goals proved decisive, alongside the breakthrough brilliance of the young Eden Hazard, who was voted France's Player of the Season. The double was sealed with a monumental Coupe de France win over Paris Saint-Germain, featuring Ludovic Obraniak's dramatic winning goal, marking a glorious year that remains a defining chapter in the club's modern history.