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Week 27
LOSC - Olympique Lyonnais
Date & Time
Sunday, February 21, 2016 - 21:00
Stadium
Stade Pierre Mauroy
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PREVIEW : LOSC - OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
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Olympique Lyonnais will be looking to continue their recent revival and make it four wins on the bounce in their quest for Champions
League qualification when they go to the Stade Pierre-Mauroy to face LOSC on Sunday evening.
Lyon have catapulted themselves into contention for a podium finish by finally rediscovering something like their best form in recent
weeks, following up 3-0 wins against Girondins de Bordeaux and Angers SCO by trouncing SM Caen 4-1 last time out. Samuel Umtiti,
Alexandre Lacazette, Maxwell Cornet and Corentin Tolisso all scored against the Normandy side as Bruno Génésio's side ended last
weekend in fifth place, just one point off the top three.
Having started February in the bottom half of the table, it is quite a turnaround in a short space of time and a fourth successive win
would represent their best run of form in more than a year. Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas puts the improvement down to the job
done by Bruno Génésio since he replaced the sacked Hubert Fournier as coach during the winter break.
"We knew how good he was and that he had the club in his DNA," said Aulas after the Caen victory. "He knows the players well and
has that desire to give everything to get the club back to its rightful position. He is trying to change things. The results we have had
are not just down to the talent and desire of the players but also to everything that Bruno and his staff have communicated."
One of the key factors in OL's revival has been the form of Tolisso. The France under-21 international midfielder was outstanding
last season before enduring a difficult first half to the current campaign. However, he has scored five goals since the turn of the year
and also provided two assists against Caen, so the news that he is set for several weeks on the sidelines with a hamstring injury has
come as a major blow, especially given that Aulas said he was "convinced that it will be thanks to him that we will qualify for the
Champions League."
Lyon may find that Lille are not as accommodating opponents as Caen, Angers or Bordeaux have been before them, with the
northern side battling to pull themselves further clear of the relegation zone.
Frédéric Antonetti's men held runaway league leaders Paris Saint-Germain to a 0-0 draw at the Parc des Princes last weekend, a
result that summed up why Lille have the best defence in the division behind the capital club but also the worst attack apart from
bottom side ESTAC Troyes.
There has also been an improvement at Lille in the last two months under Antonetti, but they have still won only one of their last
eight Ligue 1 games and they ended last weekend four points clear of the relegation zone, still too close for comfort.
"If we had been told beforehand that we would get a draw against what is a very good team, we would have taken it right away,"
said LOSC captain Rio Mavuba after the Paris encounter. "Now we have to build on that against Lyon, because although we are now
five matches unbeaten we have not won enough games so we are not really climbing the table."
Lille can at least point to a strong home record that has seen them lose just one of their last 10 matches there in all competitions.
They also beat Lyon 2-1 in last season's corresponding fixture - after Tolisso had put the away side ahead - and Yassine Benzia is
hoping for a repeat outcome this time around as he prepares to face the club he left last summer.
"It is always strange when you come up against an old club and come up against players with whom you came through the youth
system," Benzia told Lille's website. "I have remained quite close to lads like Corentin Tolisso, Alex Lacazette, Nabil Fekir. Of course I
always keep an eye out for Lyon's results. It would give me pleasure to score against OL. Even although I did not especially get my
chance at Lyon, there is no rancour, no feeling of wanting revenge on my part. It is just football, and in any case I will have to come up
against OL on other occasions in the future."
Antonetti can welcome back leading scorer Sofiane Boufal after he missed the draw with PSG due to suspension. Mounir Obbadi
(rib), Eder (knee) and Marko Basa (hamstring) also sat out that game.
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- HISTORY: Lille have hosted Lyon on 41 previous occasions in the top flight. Lille have won 23, Lyon have won just seven and there
have been 11 draws.
- Lille have scored 65 goals in this fixture to 36 for Lyon.
- The last meeting of the clubs at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy ended in a 2-1 Lille win on February 28, 2015. Corentin Tolisso (2') put
Lyon ahead but Idrissa Gueye (56') equalised and Rony Lopes (60') got the winner for LOSC in front of 40,080 fans.
- Lyon have not won on any of their last seven visits to Lille in Ligue 1, drawing three and losing four since a 1-0 win in March 2008
when Brazilian striker Fred (32') scored the only goal of a game played at the Stade de France in front of 77,840 spectators. OL won
the last of their seven consecutive titles that season.
- Lyon have won just two of their last 14 away league meetings with Lille, the other victory coming in February 2007, when late goals
by Fred (83') and Sébastien Squillaci (89') handed them a 2-1 win after Johan Audel (52') had put Lille in front at the Stadium Lille
Métropole.
- Earlier this season the sides drew 0-0 in front of 32,137 fans at the Stade Municipal de Gerland on Saturday, September 12 (Week
5).
- Lille's biggest top-flight win at home to Lyon is a 4-0 success in May 2006 when Peter Odemwingie scored twice in between strikes
by Geoffrey Dernis and Jean II Makoun in front of 17,143 at the Stadium Lille Métropole. Lyon had already won the title heading into
that match on the penultimate weekend of the season. Lille finished that campaign in third place.
- Lyon's biggest win in Lille is a 4-1 success in September 1994.
- LOSC
- GENERAL: Lille came into Week 27 in 13th place in Ligue 1 with 31 points, having won six, drawn 13 and lost seven of their games
to date. They were four points clear of the relegation zone and three points behind SC Bastia in 12th coming into the weekend.
- Lille have drawn more games than any other side in the division. Only two clubs (Toulouse FC and ESTAC Troyes) have won fewer
matches.
- This time last season, Lille were 12th with 32 points, four points clear of the relegation zone. They are enduring their worst campaign
since 2002-03, when they were 14th at the same stage with 31 points.
- Lille have spent the whole campaign so far in the bottom half and have even spent three weeks in the relegation zone.
- Last weekend Lille drew 0-0 away to leaders Paris Saint-Germain in front of 45,391 at the Parc des Princes.
- The Lille line-up against PSG (4-3-3): Enyeama; Corchia (Pavard, 75'), Civelli, Soumaoro, Sidibé; Mavuba (c), Amadou, Balmont
(Amalfitano, 71'); Tallo, Benzia (Martin, 70'), Bauthéac.
- Vincent Enyeama's next appearance will be his 100th in Ligue 1.
- Rio Mavuba's next appearance will be his 399th in Ligue 1.
- Lille are unbeaten in their last four Ligue 1 games and have gone five games without losing in all competitions.
- They have won just one of their last eight matches in Ligue 1.
- Since Frédéric Antonetti replaced the sacked Hervé Renard in late November, LOSC have won four, drawn five and lost three of 12
Ligue 1 games.
- Lille were 17th when Antonetti took over, with just two wins in 14 league outings. They would be eighth if the season started with his
appointment.
- LOSC have scored just 20 goals so far this season. Only bottom club Troyes (19) have scored fewer. They have failed to score at all
in 10 games, including last weekend and in six of their first eight matches. A 3-0 win at home to FC Lorient in Week 18 is the only
game in which they have scored more than twice.
- Sofiane Boufal is Lille's leading scorer in Ligue 1 with six goals, followed by Yassine Benzia with five and Djibril Sidibé with three. In
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all competitions, Boufal has seven while Benzia has six.
- Sofiane Boufal has provided three assists while Djibril Sidibé and Lenny Nangis have each laid on two goals.
- LOSC have conceded only 20 goals this season. Only league leaders Paris Saint-Germain (12) have let in fewer. They have 10 nine
clean sheets, including last weekend, while last month's 3-1 home loss to ESTAC Troyes is the only time this season they have let in
three goals in a league match.
- No Lille player has started every Ligue 1 game this season, although Djibril Sidibé and Rio Mavuba (both 24 starts/1 substitute
appearance) have appeared in 25 matches. Renato Civelli has also started 24 times.
- Vincent Enyeama was the only Lille player to start every game last season in Ligue 1 and had made 82 consecutive starts since the
beginning of the 2013-14 campaign before missing the defeat at Reims in Week 8 through suspension.
- Lille have picked up five red cards this season: Vincent Enyeama (v Stade Rennais FC, Wk 6); Stoppila Sunzu (v EA Guingamp, Wk
10); Sofiane Boufal (v SC Bastia, Wk 13 and v Stade Rennais FC, Wk 25); Renato Civelli (v Angers SCO, Wk 15).
- Éric Bauthéac has delivered 147 crosses in Ligue 1 this season. Only four players in the whole division have put in more. LOSC's
total tally of 587 crosses is the eighth-highest in the division.
- HOME FORM: Lille came into the weekend with the 12th-best home record in the division, having collected 19 points from 13 games
at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
- LOSC have won five, drawn four and lost four of their home matches, scoring 13 goals and conceding 10.
- Lille's home wins this season have come against GFC Ajaccio (1-0, Wk 4), Montpellier Hérault SC (2-0, Wk 9), AS Saint-Etienne
(1-0, Wk 16), FC Lorient (3-0, Wk 18) and SM Caen (1-0, Wk 24).
- They have lost at home against Paris Saint-Germain (0-1, Wk 1), FC Nantes (0-1, Wk 7), Olympique de Marseille (1-2, Wk 11) and
ESTAC Troyes (1-3, Wk 22).
- Les Dogues have lost just one of their last 10 home games in all competitions.
- Lille had the sixth-best home record in Ligue 1 last season, winning 11, drawing five and losing three of their games in front of their
own fans, collecting 38 points. EA Guingamp (2-1, Wk 10), AS Monaco (1-0, Wk 22) and Olympique de Marseille (4-0, Wk 37) were
the only visiting sides to win at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
- The average attendance at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy this season is 30,006, the fourth-highest in Ligue 1 but down on last season's
average of 36,547. A high of 39,601 saw the opening-day loss to Paris while only 26,431 witnessed the defeat to Troyes.
- COUPE DE FRANCE: Lille were sent packing in the round of 32 away at fourth-tier amateurs Trélissac, losing 4-2 on penalties after
the tie ended 1-1 after extra time. They had previously beaten AC Amiens 1-0 away in the round of 64.
- It was the first time Lille had gone out to lower-league opposition since losing on penalties at SR Colmar in the round of 64 in
January 2010.
- COUPE DE LA LIGUE: Lille are through to the final for the first time and will face holders Paris Saint-Germain at the Stade de
France on April 23.
- They reached the final by beating ESTAC Troyes, Stade Lavallois and EA Guingamp and then destroying Girondins de Bordeaux
5-1 at home in the semi-finals.
- JANUARY TRANSFERS IN: Morgan Amalfitano (free); Rony Lopes on loan from AS Monaco; Eder on loan from Swansea City
(ENG).
- OUT: Sehrou Guirassy on loan to AJ Auxerre; Alexis Araujo on loan to US Boulogne CO; Michael Frey on loan to FC Luzern (SUI);
Soualiho Meïté on loan SV Zulte Waregem (BEL).
- TEAM NEWS: SUSPENSIONS: None. Sofiane Boufal is back after serving a one-game ban last weekend against PSG.
- INJURIES: Franck Béria has been sidelined long-term. Marko Basa (hamstring), Eder (knee knock) and back-up goalkeeper Mike
Maignan (shoulder) all last weekend's game along with Mounir Obbadi, who had a rib knock.
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- OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
- GENERAL: Lyon came into the weekend in fifth place in the table with 39 points, having won 11, drawn six and lost nine of their
games to date. They were one point behind OGC Nice in third and three points better off than SM Caen in 10th at the start of the
weekend.
- At the same stage last season, Lyon were top with 54 points, two points clear of Paris Saint-Germain in second. In terms of points
gained, this is their worst return at this stage of a season since 1996-97, when they lay 10th with 36 points.
- Lyon were second for three weeks in October and November and have spent just one week in the bottom half of the table (12th).
- Last weekend, Lyon won 4-1 at home to SM Caen in front of 38,624 at the Parc OL. Samuel Umtiti (8'), Alexandre Lacazette (16'),
Maxwell Cornet (45') and Corentin Tolisso (83') got the goals for Lyon with Andy Delort (58') replying for the visitors.
- The Lyon line-up against Caen (4-3-3): Lopes; Jallet, Yanga-Mbiwa, Umtiti, Bédimo; Ferri (Darder, 80'), Gonalons (c), Tolisso;
Cornet (Ghezzal, 80'), Lacazette (Perrin, 88'), Valbuena.
- Six of Lyon's starting line-up in that game came through the club's academy, along with two of those who came off the bench. Two
of their unused substitutes, Mathieu Gorgelin and Zacharie Labidi, were also at their academy.
- Anthony Lopes made his 100th Ligue 1 appearance in that match.
- Rachid Ghezzal made his 50th Ligue 1 appearance in that match. Nabil Fekir's next appearance will be his 50th in Ligue 1, although
he is currently sidelined through injury.
- Arnold Mvuemba's next start will be his 150th in Ligue 1.
- Lyon have won their last three Ligue 1 games, equalling their longest winning streak in the top flight this season. They have not won
four on the bounce in the league since a sequence of seven consecutive wins between December 2014 and January 2015.
- In seven league games since Bruno Génésio replaced Hubert Fournier as coach, Lyon have won four, drawn one and lost two,
scoring 15 goals and conceding five.
- Lyon have scored 38 goals this season. Only leaders Paris Saint-Germain and OGC Nice had managed more coming into the
weekend. They have failed to score in seven games but have scored three goals or more in seven separate games, including in each
of their last three matches.
- OL have scored 10 goals in their last three matches, having netted nine times in their previous 10 outings.
- Alexandre Lacazette is their leading scorer with 10 Ligue 1 goals, followed by the now-departed Claudio Beauvue with five and both
Corentin Tolisso and Nabil Fekir with four.
- Lacazette has 12 in all competitions, three of which came in the 3-0 win over AS Saint-Etienne on November 8. Beauvue has eight
altogether, while Tolisso and Cornet both have six in all competitions and Rachid Ghezzal has five.
- Corentin Tolisso has provided five assists, while Mathieu Valbuena and Christophe Jallet have both laid on four goals. Rachid
Ghezzal and Clément Grenier have each set up three goals.
- OL have conceded 28 goals, with only five clubs having let in fewer coming into the weekend. They have kept 12 clean sheets but
have conceded three or more goals in four separate matches, including a 5-1 drubbing at Paris Saint-Germain in Week 18.
- No Lyon player has started every Ligue 1 game this season, although Corentin Tolisso (24 starts/2 substitute appearance) has
appeared in all 26 matches. Anthony Lopes has started 25 times.
- Lopes was the only OL player to start all 38 Ligue 1 matches last season, although Tolisso (37 starts/1 substitute appearance) also
appeared in every game.
- Maxwell Cornet has made 15 of his 20 appearances from the bench.
- Lyon are the only club in Ligue 1 yet to have a player sent off this season.
- Mathieu Valbuena has delivered 143 crosses this season. Only five players had put more balls into the box ahead of this weekend.
- AWAY FORM: Lyon had the 10th-best away record in Ligue 1 coming into the weekend, with four wins, three draws and six defeats
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from 13 games, for a total of 15 points. They have scored 14 goals and conceded 17 on their travels.
- OL have won at EA Guingamp (1-0, Wk 2), SM Caen (4-0, Wk 4), ESTAC Troyes (1-0, Wk 12) and Angers SCO (3-0, Wk 25). They
have been beaten at Girondins de Bordeaux (3-1, Wk 8), OGC Nice (3-0, Wk 14) Paris Saint-Germain (5-1, Wk 18), GFC Ajaccio
(2-1, Wk 19), AS Saint-Etienne (1-0, Wk 21) and SC Bastia (1-0, Wk 23).
- Lyon had taken just one point from six away outings before their victory at Angers in their last road trip.
- OL had the third-best away record in Ligue 1 last season, with eight wins and 30 points from 19 games on their travels.
- COUPE DE FRANCE: Lyon beat lower-league sides Limoges FC and FC Chambly on the way to a 3-0 defeat away to holders Paris
Saint-Germain in the round of 16 earlier this month.
- COUPE DE LA LIGUE: OL were eliminated in the quarter-finals, losing 2-1 away to holders Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des
Princes.
- TROPHÉE DES CHAMPIONS: As Ligue 1 runners-up last season, Lyon were invited to play a Paris Saint-Germain side who won all
the domestic trophies going in the traditional season-opener. They were beaten 2-0 in the Canadian city of Montréal.
- CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Lyon finished bottom of Group H with just four points from six games, their only win a 2-0 success away to
Valencia CF in Spain after their elimination had already been confirmed.
- JANUARY TRANSFERS IN: None.
- OUT: Milan Bisevac to SS Lazio (ITA); Claudio Beauvue to RC Celta Vigo (ESP); Lindsay Rose on loan to FC Lorient.
- TEAM NEWS: SUSPENSIONS: None.
- INJURIES: Corentin Tolisso is set for several weeks out with a hamstring injury. Nabil Fekir has returned to training but is only
expected to return to action in April from a serious knee injury. Aldo Kalulu, Clément Grenier and Rafael also missed the win against
Caen.
- TRIVIA: Florent Balmont started his career at Lyon and played nine times in their 2002-03 title-winning campaign and twice in their
run to the title in 2004-05. In between he was loaned out to Toulouse FC.
- Yassine Benzia started his career at Lyon and scored four times in 38 Ligue 1 appearances before leaving for Lille last summer.
- Mathieu Valbuena and Renato Civelli played together at Marseille between 2006 and 2009.
LOSC
- Founded in 1944, Lille have won three Ligue 1 crowns (1946, '54, 2011) and finished runners-up five times (1948, '49, '50, '51 and
2005). They have won the Coupe de France six times (1946, '47, '48, '53, '55, 2011), and were beaten finalists twice (1945, '49).
- The 2010-11 season saw Lille break a host of club records as they swept to a Ligue1-Coupe de France double, bringing major
silverware to the northern French city for the first time in over half a century.
- Frédéric Antonetti was appointed coach on 22 November 2015 after Hervé Renard was relieved of his duties. Antonetti, who has a
contract through to the end of the 2016-17 season, has previously coached Ligue 1 outfits SC Bastia, AS Saint-Etienne, OGC Nice
and Stade Rennais FC, whom he left after a four-year spell in 2013. He guided ASSE to promotion from Ligue 2 in 2004, and has
taken three different teams to the Coupe de la Ligue final, latterly Rennes in 2013.
- Renard, the coach who led Zambia to a shock Africa Cup of Nations win in 2012 before leading Côte d'Ivoire to glory in the same
tournament in 2015, took over from René Girard in the summer of 2015. Renard, who coached Sochaux in season 2013-14 but
couldn't save them from the drop, is the only coach to have won the Cup of Nations with two different countries.
- Lille finished last season in eighth position on 56 points, seven behind sixth-placed Bordeaux, who qualified for Europe. They were
beaten 1-0 at home by Paris Saint-Germain in the Coupe de la Ligue semis but were eliminated 2-0 by Bastia in the Coupe de France
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round of 64.
- Nolan Roux, who has since left the club for Saint-Etienne, top-scored for Lille last season with nine Ligue 1 goals.
- Season 2012-13 saw Lille unveil their new home ground. A host stadium for Euro 2016, it has a capacity of 50,186 and is the first
stadium in France to have a closing roof. Known as the Grand Stade Lille Métropole in its first season, it has been renamed the Stade
Pierre-Mauroy after the former French prime minister.
- To go along with their changing identity, Lille adopted a new club logo for 2012-13, one featuring a mastiff, the inspiration behind the
club's nickname Les Dogues.
Olympique Lyonnais
- Founded in August 1950, Lyon won three Coupes de France (1964, 1967, 1973) and a Coupe de la Ligue (2001) before winning a
record seven Ligue 1 titles 2002-08. They also won the Coupe de France in 2008. They won a fifth Coupe de France and the Trophée
des Champions in 2012.
- Les Gones finished second in 2014-15, their highest finish since 2010 and their best points tally since their last title win in 2008. As
runners-up they qualified for the Champions League group stage for the first time since 2011.
- Lyon were Champions League semi-finalists in 2010, losing to Bayern Munich.
- Alexandre Lacazette was named Ligue 1 Player of the Year in Ligue 1 in 2014-15 topping the scoring chart with 27 goals, beating
the previous club record of 25, set by André Guy in 1969.
- Lyon began the season at the Stade Municipal de Gerland, but they inaugurated a new, privately funded, 58,512-capacity Grand
Stade in the Lyon suburb of Décines-Charpieu in January 2016. It will host matches at Euro 2016, including a semi-final.
- Bruno Génésio was appointed coach in December 2015 to replace the sacked Hubert Fournier, who left after a year and a half at
the helm. Génésio, 49, was promoted from his role as an assistant coach, which he had occupied for the previous nine years. A Lyon
native, he spent the bulk of his playing career at the club before moving to FC Martigues in 1995.
- President Jean-Michel Aulas took over the club in 1987 when Lyon were in the second tier.
- Notable former Lyon players include Bernard Lacombe, who also coached the club and now acts as special advisor to Aulas,
Raymond Domenech, Sonny Anderson, Juninho Pernambucano, Florent Malouda, Karim Benzema and Eric Abidal.
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KEY STATISTICS : LOSC - OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
LOSC
Olympique Lyonnais
HOME STATISTICS
AWAY STATISTICS
D-L-W-D
L-L-L-W
12th
10th
19 / 39
15 / 39
1.46
1.15
Win(s)
5
4
Draw(s)
4
3
Loss(es)
4
6
GF
13
14
GA
10
17
Goals per game
1
1.08
Yellow card(s)
21
15
Red card(s)
2
0
Form Guide
Standings
Points tally / Total possible
Points per game
FIRST GOAL SCORED
When ...
LOSC score first
Olympique Lyonnais score first
Win(s)
5
4
Draw(s)
2
1
Loss(es)
1
0
When ...
LOSC concede first
Olympique Lyonnais concede first
Win(s)
0
0
Draw(s)
1
1
Loss(es)
3
6
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OFFICIALS : LOSC - OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Referee
Benoît BASTIEN
Referee's assitants
Hicham ZAKRANI - Philippe JEANNE
Fourth official
Romain DELPECH
Delegate
Pierre GALEA
Delegate's assistants
Dominique CALIO
Benoît BASTIEN
Nationality
French
Date of birth
04/17/1983
Age
32
Height
1,73 m
Weight
61 kg
Ligue
Lorraine
Rank
Federal 1 Referee
Season 2015/2016
Number of games officiated
YC
RC
Ligue 1
12
41
6
Coupe de la Ligue
3
7
1
Season 2014/2015
Number of games officiated
YC
RC
Ligue 1
20
70
6
Ligue 2
3
13
1
Coupe de la Ligue
2
5
1
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PLAYERS USED - LOSC - LIGUE 1
No Name
Nat
DOB
Pld
St
Sub
Gls
Ass
YC
RC
Min
Gardien
1
Vincent ENYEAMA
NIG
08/29/1982
23
23
0
0
0
2
1
2048
16
Steeve ELANA
FRA
07/11/1980
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
Jean BUTEZ
FRA
06/08/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
40
Mike MAIGNAN
FRA
07/03/1995
4
3
1
0
0
0
0
289
Défenseur
2
Sébastien CORCHIA
FRA
11/01/1990
23
21
2
2
1
6
0
1836
3
Youssouf KONE
MAI
07/05/1995
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
6
5
Renato CIVELLI
ITA
10/14/1983
24
24
0
0
0
4
1
2137
13
Stoppila SUNZU
ZAM
06/22/1989
8
6
2
0
0
1
1
558
18
Franck BERIA
FRA
05/23/1983
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
Djibril SIDIBE
FRA
07/29/1992
25
24
1
3
2
2
0
2196
23
Adama SOUMAORO
FRA
06/18/1992
19
18
1
1
0
4
0
1647
25
Marko BASA
MON 12/29/1982
8
8
0
0
0
1
0
701
28
Benjamin PAVARD
FRA
03/28/1996
11
6
5
0
0
2
0
555
18
1
0
1
4
0
1424
Milieu
4
Florent BALMONT
FRA
02/02/1980
19
6
Ibrahim AMADOU
FRA
04/06/1993
10
6
4
0
0
0
0
588
7
Sofiane BOUFAL
FRA
09/17/1993
20
19
1
6
3
8
2
1657
8
Mounir OBBADI
FRA
04/04/1983
20
17
3
0
1
4
0
1569
10
Marvin MARTIN
FRA
01/10/1988
12
4
8
0
1
1
0
424
11
Eric BAUTHEAC
FRA
08/24/1987
24
23
1
2
1
5
0
1980
14
Yaw YEBOAH
GHA 03/28/1997
3
1
2
0
0
0
0
102
17
Soualiho MEITE
FRA
03/17/1994
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
50
24
Rio MAVUBA
FRA
03/08/1984
25
24
1
0
0
4
0
2128
26
Alexis ARAUJO
FRA
11/07/1996
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
31
Morgan AMALFITANO
FRA
03/20/1985
3
0
3
0
0
1
0
41
32
Rony LOPES
POR 12/28/1995
4
1
3
0
0
0
0
86
Attaquant
9
Yassine BENZIA
FRA
09/08/1994
19
14
5
5
0
3
0
1141
12
Sehrou GUIRASSY
FRA
03/12/1996
8
3
5
0
0
2
0
304
15
Lenny NANGIS
FRA
03/24/1994
10
3
7
0
0
1
0
304
20
Ryan MENDES
CAP
01/08/1990
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
89
21
Ronny RODELIN
FRA
11/18/1989
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
67
22
Junior TALLO
IVO
12/21/1992
18
12
6
0
1
2
0
1036
27
Baptiste GUILLAUME
BEL
06/16/1995
10
5
5
0
0
1
0
542
39
EDER
POR 12/22/1987
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
90
For players that arrived during the season, the statistics only take into account matches played for LOSC
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PLAYERS USED - OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS - LIGUE 1
No Name
Nat
DOB
Pld
St
Sub
Gls
Ass
YC
RC
Min
Gardien
1
Anthony LOPES
FRA
01/10/1990
25
25
0
0
0
1
0
2250
16
Lucas MOCIO
FRA
11/05/1994
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
Mathieu GORGELIN
FRA
05/08/1990
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
90
Défenseur
2
Mapou YANGA-MBIWA
FRA
15/05/1989
16
16
0
0
0
2
0
1426
3
Henri BEDIMO
FRA
04/06/1984
11
9
2
0
0
0
0
763
4
Bakary KONE
FRA
27/04/1988
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
270
13
Christophe JALLET
FRA
31/10/1983
17
15
2
1
4
2
0
1365
15
Jérémy MOREL
FRA
02/04/1984
21
19
2
0
0
3
0
1778
20
RAFAEL
POR 09/07/1990
13
11
2
1
0
4
0
817
22
Lindsay ROSE
FRA
08/02/1992
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
90
23
Samuel UMTITI
FRA
14/11/1993
19
19
0
1
0
5
0
1691
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Milieu
6
Gueïda FOFANA
FRA
16/05/1991
0
7
Clément GRENIER
FRA
07/01/1991
10
7
3
1
3
1
0
664
8
Corentin TOLISSO
FRA
03/08/1994
26
24
2
4
5
2
0
2194
11
Rachid GHEZZAL
FRA
09/05/1992
18
5
13
3
3
3
0
660
12
Jordan FERRI
FRA
12/03/1992
24
17
7
2
2
5
0
1696
14
Sergi DARDER
ESP
22/12/1993
16
10
6
1
0
1
0
838
17
Steed MALBRANQUE
FRA
06/01/1980
10
5
5
0
1
0
0
398
18
Nabil FEKIR
FRA
18/07/1993
4
4
0
4
0
1
0
347
19
Mathieu VALBUENA
FRA
28/09/1984
20
19
1
1
4
3
0
1541
21
Maxime GONALONS
FRA
10/03/1989
23
23
0
0
0
4
0
1990
25
Romain DEL CASTILLO
FRA
29/03/1996
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
37
28
Arnold MVUEMBA
FRA
28/01/1985
6
3
3
0
0
0
0
291
Attaquant
10
Alexandre LACAZETTE
FRA
28/05/1991
22
22
0
10
0
3
0
1877
26
Aldo KALULU
FRA
21/01/1996
9
1
8
2
0
0
0
179
27
Maxwell CORNET
FRA
27/09/1996
20
5
15
2
0
2
0
690
32
Zacharie LABIDI
FRA
08/02/1995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For players that arrived during the season, the statistics only take into account matches played for Olympique Lyonnais
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RESULTS/FIXTURES - LOSC
Week 1
08/07/2015
LOSC - Paris Saint-Germain
0-1
L
19th
Week 2
08/14/2015
AS Monaco - LOSC
0-0
D
16th
Week 3
08/23/2015
LOSC - Girondins de Bordeaux
0-0
D
16th
Week 4
08/29/2015
LOSC - GFC Ajaccio
1-0
W
12th
Week 5
09/12/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - LOSC
0-0
D
13th
Week 6
09/18/2015
Stade Rennais FC - LOSC
1-1
D
14th
Week 8
09/25/2015
Stade de Reims - LOSC
1-0
L
16th
Week 7
09/29/2015
LOSC - FC Nantes
0-1
L
14th
Week 9
10/02/2015
LOSC - Montpellier Hérault SC
2-0
W
13th
Week 10
10/17/2015
EA Guingamp - LOSC
1-1
D
13th
Week 11
10/25/2015
LOSC - Olympique de Marseille
1-2
L
15th
Week 12
11/01/2015
OGC Nice - LOSC
0-0
D
16th
Week 13
11/07/2015
LOSC - SC Bastia
1-1
D
16th
Week 14
11/21/2015
ESTAC Troyes - LOSC
1-1
D
17th
Week 15
11/28/2015
Angers SCO - LOSC
2-0
L
18th
Week 16
12/02/2015
LOSC - AS Saint-Etienne
1-0
W
18th
Week 17
12/05/2015
SM Caen - LOSC
1-2
W
13th
Week 18
12/12/2015
LOSC - FC Lorient
3-0
W
11th
Week 19
12/19/2015
Toulouse FC - LOSC
1-1
D
11th
Week 20
01/10/2016
LOSC - OGC Nice
1-1
D
13th
Week 21
01/16/2016
Girondins de Bordeaux - LOSC
1-0
L
14th
Week 22
01/23/2016
LOSC - ESTAC Troyes
1-3
L
14th
Week 23
01/29/2016
Olympique de Marseille - LOSC
1-1
D
15th
Week 24
02/03/2016
LOSC - SM Caen
1-0
W
14th
Week 25
02/07/2016
LOSC - Stade Rennais FC
1-1
D
15th
Week 26
02/13/2016
Paris Saint-Germain - LOSC
0-0
D
13th
Week 27
02/21/2016
-
-
-
Week 28
02/27/2016
Montpellier Hérault SC - LOSC
-
-
-
Week 29
03/05/2016
LOSC - Stade de Reims
-
-
-
Week 30
03/12/2016
SC Bastia - LOSC
-
-
-
Week 31
03/19/2016
LOSC - Toulouse FC
-
-
-
Week 32
04/02/2016
FC Nantes - LOSC
-
-
-
Week 33
04/09/2016
LOSC - AS Monaco
-
-
-
Week 34
04/16/2016
GFC Ajaccio - LOSC
-
-
-
Week 35
04/27/2016
LOSC - Angers SCO
-
-
-
Week 36
04/30/2016
FC Lorient - LOSC
-
-
-
Week 37
05/07/2016
LOSC - EA Guingamp
-
-
-
Week 38
05/14/2016
AS Saint-Etienne - LOSC
-
-
-
02/19/2016
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RESULTS/FIXTURES - OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Week 1
09/08/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - FC Lorient
0-0
D
Week 2
15/08/2015
EA Guingamp - Olympique Lyonnais
0-1
W
7th
Week 3
22/08/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - Stade Rennais FC
1-2
L
12th
Week 4
29/08/2015
SM Caen - Olympique Lyonnais
0-4
W
5th
Week 5
12/09/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - LOSC
0-0
D
6th
Week 6
20/09/2015
Olympique de Marseille - Olympique Lyonnais
1-1
D
7th
Week 7
23/09/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - SC Bastia
2-0
W
4th
Week 8
26/09/2015
Girondins de Bordeaux - Olympique Lyonnais
3-1
L
8th
Week 9
03/10/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - Stade de Reims
1-0
W
6th
Week 10
16/10/2015
AS Monaco - Olympique Lyonnais
1-1
D
6th
Week 11
23/10/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - Toulouse FC
3-0
W
4th
Week 12
31/10/2015
ESTAC Troyes - Olympique Lyonnais
0-1
W
2nd
Week 13
08/11/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - AS Saint-Etienne
3-0
W
2nd
Week 14
20/11/2015
OGC Nice - Olympique Lyonnais
3-0
L
2nd
Week 15
27/11/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - Montpellier Hérault SC
2-4
L
4th
Week 16
01/12/2015
FC Nantes - Olympique Lyonnais
0-0
D
4th
Week 17
05/12/2015
Olympique Lyonnais - Angers SCO
0-2
L
5th
Week 18
13/12/2015
Paris Saint-Germain - Olympique Lyonnais
5-1
L
6th
Week 19
20/12/2015
GFC Ajaccio - Olympique Lyonnais
2-1
L
9th
Week 20
09/01/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - ESTAC Troyes
4-1
W
6th
Week 21
17/01/2016
AS Saint-Etienne - Olympique Lyonnais
1-0
L
9th
Week 22
24/01/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - Olympique de Marseille
1-1
D
9th
Week 23
30/01/2016
SC Bastia - Olympique Lyonnais
1-0
L
11th
Week 24
03/02/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - Girondins de Bordeaux
3-0
W
10th
Week 25
06/02/2016
Angers SCO - Olympique Lyonnais
0-3
W
6th
Week 26
14/02/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - SM Caen
4-1
W
5th
Week 27
21/02/2016
-
-
-
Week 28
28/02/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - Paris Saint-Germain
-
-
-
Week 29
06/03/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - EA Guingamp
-
-
-
Week 30
12/03/2016
Stade Rennais FC - Olympique Lyonnais
-
-
-
Week 31
19/03/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - FC Nantes
-
-
-
Week 32
02/04/2016
FC Lorient - Olympique Lyonnais
-
-
-
Week 33
09/04/2016
Montpellier Hérault SC - Olympique Lyonnais
-
-
-
Week 34
16/04/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - OGC Nice
-
-
-
Week 35
24/04/2016
Toulouse FC - Olympique Lyonnais
-
-
-
Week 36
30/04/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - GFC Ajaccio
-
-
-
Week 37
07/05/2016
Olympique Lyonnais - AS Monaco
-
-
-
Week 38
14/05/2016
Stade de Reims - Olympique Lyonnais
-
-
-
02/19/2016
10th
13
Week 27
TOP SCORERS : LOSC
Rk
Name
Gls
Pen
Pld
Mins
1
Sofiane BOUFAL
6
2
6
1657
2
Yassine BENZIA
5
0
4
1141
3
Djibril SIDIBE
3
0
3
2196
4
Sébastien CORCHIA
2
0
2
1836
5
Eric BAUTHEAC
2
0
1
1980
6
EDER
1
0
1
90
7
Adama SOUMAORO
1
0
1
1647
GOALS SCORED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
2
16 - 30'
5
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
2
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
6
61 - 75'
2
76 - 90'
Stoppage Time
3
0
GOALS CONCEDED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
2
16 - 30'
2
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
3
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
4
61 - 75'
4
76 - 90'
4
Stoppage Time
02/19/2016
1
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Week 27
TOP SCORERS : OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Rk
Name
Gls
Pen
Pld
Mins
1
Alexandre LACAZETTE
10
1
7
1877
2
Claudio BEAUVUE
5
1
5
1279
3
Corentin TOLISSO
4
0
4
2194
4
Nabil FEKIR
4
0
2
347
5
Rachid GHEZZAL
3
0
3
660
6
Jordan FERRI
2
0
2
1696
7
Aldo KALULU
2
0
2
179
8
Maxwell CORNET
2
0
2
690
9
Christophe JALLET
1
0
1
1365
10
Mathieu VALBUENA
1
0
1
1541
11
Clément GRENIER
1
0
1
664
12
RAFAEL
1
0
1
817
13
Sergi DARDER
1
0
1
838
14
Samuel UMTITI
1
0
1
1691
GOALS SCORED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
4
16 - 30'
7
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
5
0
Second Half
45 - 60'
3
61 - 75'
3
76 - 90'
12
Stoppage Time
4
GOALS CONCEDED PER 15 MINUTES
First Half
0 - 15'
4
16 - 30'
4
31 - 45'
Stoppage Time
3
1
Second Half
45 - 60'
4
61 - 75'
7
76 - 90'
Stoppage Time
02/19/2016
4
1
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HEAD TO HEAD - LOSC / OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
Ligue 1 / Ligue 2 / Coupe de la Ligue
2014/2015
Ligue 1
02/28/2015
Week 27
2-1
2013/2014
Ligue 1
02/23/2014
Week 26
0-0
2012/2013
Ligue 1
09/23/2012
Week 6
1-1
2011/2012
Ligue 1
10/23/2011
Week 11
3-1
2010/2011
Ligue 1
02/27/2011
Week 25
1-1
2009/2010
Ligue 1
12/06/2009
Week 16
4-3
2008/2009
Ligue 1
03/07/2009
Week 27
2-0
2007/2008
Ligue 1
03/01/2008
Week 27
0-1
2006/2007
Ligue 1
02/16/2007
Week 25
1-2
2005/2006
Ligue 1
05/06/2006
Week 37
4-0
2004/2005
Ligue 1
01/23/2005
Week 22
2-1
2004/2005
CDL
11/10/2004
Round of 32
3-2
2003/2004
Ligue 1
08/01/2003
Week 1
1-0
2002/2003
Ligue 1
11/23/2002
Week 16
2-1
2001/2002
Ligue 1
03/16/2002
Week 29
2-0
2000/2001
Ligue 1
04/28/2001
Week 32
1-2
1996/1997
Ligue 1
11/17/1996
Week 18
1-1
1995/1996
Ligue 1
05/11/1996
Week 37
2-1
1994/1995
Ligue 1
09/10/1994
Week 8
1-4
1993/1994
Ligue 1
11/20/1993
Week 18
2-1
1992/1993
Ligue 1
10/30/1992
Week 13
1-1
1991/1992
Ligue 1
08/28/1991
Week 8
1-0
1990/1991
Ligue 1
05/04/1991
Week 35
1-1
1989/1990
Ligue 1
03/03/1990
Week 28
0-0
1982/1983
Ligue 1
11/27/1982
Week 17
1-0
1981/1982
Ligue 1
08/28/1981
Week 7
1-0
1980/1981
Ligue 1
05/05/1981
Week 34
1-1
1979/1980
Ligue 1
04/02/1980
Week 31
1-0
1978/1979
Ligue 1
03/02/1978
Week 28
1-1
1976/1977
Ligue 1
05/27/1977
Week 35
3-0
1975/1976
Ligue 1
10/17/1975
Week 10
2-1
1974/1975
Ligue 1
12/01/1974
Week 19
1-2
1971/1972
Ligue 1
09/01/1971
Week 5
0-1
1967/1968
Ligue 1
08/24/1967
Week 2
1-1
1966/1967
Ligue 1
09/24/1966
Week 8
0-1
1965/1966
Ligue 1
02/06/1966
Week 24
1-0
1964/1965
Ligue 1
03/21/1965
Week 26
2-2
1958/1959
Ligue 1
10/05/1958
Week 11
2-1
1957/1958
Ligue 1
01/26/1958
Week 22
3-0
1955/1956
Ligue 1
01/15/1956
Week 20
4-1
1954/1955
Ligue 1
10/31/1954
Week 12
3-1
1951/1952
Ligue 1
05/11/1952
Week 32
3-0
L1
02/19/2016
L2
CDL
TOTAL
16
Week 27
Number of meetings
41
0
1
42
Total wins LOSC
23
0
1
24
Total wins OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS
7
0
0
7
Total draws
11
0
-
11
02/19/2016
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Week 27
SCHEDULE - LIGUE 1 - WEEK 27
Friday, February 19, 2016 - 20:30
Girondins de Bordeaux - OGC Nice
Saturday, February 20, 2016 - 17:00
Paris Saint-Germain - Stade de Reims
AS Monaco - ESTAC Troyes
FC Lorient - EA Guingamp
Angers SCO - Montpellier Hérault SC
Toulouse FC - GFC Ajaccio
Olympique de Marseille - AS Saint-Etienne
SM Caen - Stade Rennais FC
Wednesday, March 09, 2016 - 00:00
SC Bastia - FC Nantes
UPCOMING MATCHES - LIGUE 1 - ROUND OF 32
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Week 27
STANDINGS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 26
Rk
Club
Pts
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
1
Paris Saint-Germain
70
26
22
4
0
63
12
51
2
AS Monaco
46
26
12
10
4
37
29
8
3
OGC Nice
40
26
11
7
8
39
30
9
4
AS Saint-Etienne
40
26
12
4
10
31
29
2
5
Olympique Lyonnais
39
26
11
6
9
38
28
10
6
FC Nantes
39
26
10
9
7
26
24
2
7
Stade Rennais FC
38
26
9
11
6
34
31
3
8
Angers SCO
37
26
10
7
9
25
24
1
9
Girondins de Bordeaux
36
26
9
9
8
36
39
-3
10
SM Caen
36
26
11
3
12
27
35
-8
11
Olympique de Marseille
35
26
8
11
7
36
27
9
12
SC Bastia
34
26
10
4
12
25
29
-4
13
LOSC
31
26
6
13
7
20
20
0
14
FC Lorient
31
26
7
10
9
35
38
-3
15
EA Guingamp
31
26
8
7
11
28
34
-6
16
Montpellier Hérault SC
29
26
8
5
13
30
31
-1
17
Stade de Reims
29
26
7
8
11
27
34
-7
18
GFC Ajaccio
27
26
6
9
11
27
37
-10
19
Toulouse FC
21
26
4
9
13
25
44
-19
20
ESTAC Troyes
14
26
2
8
16
19
53
-34
02/19/2016
19
Week 27
OFFICIAL GOAL SCORERS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 26
Rk Name
Club
Gls
Pen
A
Pld
Mins
PTS
1
Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC
Paris Saint-Germain
21
5
8
15
1639
45
2
Michy BATSHUAYI
12
2
4
11
2147
19
3
Benjamin MOUKANDJO
FC Lorient
12
5
2
10
1816
16
4
Edinson CAVANI
Paris Saint-Germain
11
0
2
9
1581
23
5
Hatem BEN ARFA
OGC Nice
11
3
2
8
2020
22
6
Alexandre LACAZETTE
Olympique Lyonnais
10
1
0
7
1877
16
7
Angel DI MARIA
Paris Saint-Germain
9
0
10
7
1492
21
8
Andy DELORT
SM Caen
9
2
2
9
2248
18
9
Valère GERMAIN
OGC Nice
8
0
4
8
2054
15
10 Wissam BEN YEDDER
Toulouse FC
8
1
2
6
1813
10
11 Cheikh NDOYE
Angers SCO
7
0
2
4
2012
12
12 Floyd AYITE
SC Bastia
7
1
3
6
1785
16
13 Nicolas DE PREVILLE
Stade de Reims
6
0
5
5
1988
9
14 Ronny RODELIN
SM Caen
6
0
2
6
1808
13
15 Casimir NINGA
6
0
2
4
1204
10
16 Mohamed LARBI
GFC Ajaccio
6
0
2
4
1628
8
17 Kamil GROSICKI
Stade Rennais FC
6
0
1
6
912
9
18 Cheick DIABATE
6
0
0
5
878
13
19 Martin BRAITHWAITE
Toulouse FC
6
1
0
6
1904
9
20 Sofiane BOUFAL
LOSC
6
2
3
6
1657
9
02/19/2016
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OFFICIAL ASSISTS - LIGUE 1 - AT THE END OF WEEK 26
Rk
Name
Club
ASS
ASP
PLD
MIN
1
Angel DI MARIA
Paris Saint-Germain
10
2
7
1492
2
Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC
Paris Saint-Germain
8
0
8
1639
3
Wahbi KHAZRI
7
4
6
1579
4
Jimmy BRIAND
EA Guingamp
6
0
4
1856
5
Nabil DIRAR
AS Monaco
6
1
6
1052
6
Abdelaziz BARRADA
6
3
6
1197
7
Ryad BOUDEBOUZ
6
3
6
2188
8
Blaise MATUIDI
Paris Saint-Germain
5
0
3
1711
9
Yannis SALIBUR
EA Guingamp
5
1
5
1790
10
Corentin TOLISSO
Olympique Lyonnais
5
1
3
2194
11
Yann JOUFFRE
FC Lorient
5
2
4
1426
12
Nicolas DE PREVILLE
Stade de Reims
5
2
4
1988
13
Enzo CRIVELLI
4
0
4
1128
14
Diego ROLAN
4
0
4
1316
15
Giovanni SIO
Stade Rennais FC
4
0
4
1781
16
Valère GERMAIN
OGC Nice
4
0
4
2054
17
Jean Michael SERI
OGC Nice
4
0
4
2112
18
Michy BATSHUAYI
4
0
4
2147
19
LUCAS MOURA
Paris Saint-Germain
4
0
3
1511
20
Mathieu VALBUENA
Olympique Lyonnais
4
1
4
1541
ASS = Assists
ASP = Assists from set piece
PLD = Number of matches in which the player delivered one or more assists
MIN = Number of minutes played in matches in which the player delivered one or more assists
02/19/2016
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Week 27
Press Kit Legend
No
Shirt Number
Nat
Nationality
Pld
Number of games played
St
Number of games started
Sub
Number of substitute appearances
Gls
Number of goals scored
YC
Number of Yellow Cards
RC
Number of red cards
MIN
Number of minutes played
For any questions concerning the PRESS KIT, please contact the Director of Communications at the LFP.
The Ligue 1, Ligue 2 and Coupe de la Ligue Press Kits are available in the week leading up to matches in the Media Centre of ligue1.com (
http://www.ligue1.com/espaceMedia/ )

PRESS KITLOSC - Olympique Lyonnais - Ligue 1

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