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THE ESSENTIAL
Laurent Blanc's contribution is slow to be felt for Olympique Lyonnais (8th in Ligue 1), which has just started 2023 with two poor performances in the league against Clermont (0-1) and Nantes (0 -0).
OL even remain on a single success in the last five Ligue 1 games, before the reception on Saturday (9 p.m.) of a relegation player, RC Strasbourg (19th), who have just separated from their coach Julien Stéphan.
This decisive match for both teams will be broadcast on Prime Video, and will count as a special spectator John Textor, now officially the owner of the club.
10:30 am: Hellooooooooo everyone!
Hi folks, and welcome everyone to this poster that smells like the flip of a season flop on both sides, this Saturday (9 p.m.).
On my left Olympique Lyonnais, second French budget and yet bogged down, once again, in eighth place six points behind Losc (7th).
The Laurent Blanc effect is slow to be felt, and the break from the World Cup was (obviously) not enough to solve the ills of OL, which are very deep.
The last two games in Ligue 1 of the band in Alexandre Lacazette (0-1 against Clermont and 0-0 in Nantes) were thus not far from nothing in the game. Opposite, RC Strasbourg (19th) will have to damn fight to stay in the top flight, after a dazzling 2021-2022 season that ended in sixth place.
Julien Stéphan has just been landed and his former assistant Mathieu Le Scornet made a nice move for his first on the bench, Wednesday against Lens (2-2).
Come on, we can't wait to see what such opposition can give.
And above all to find out if this OL team will be able to appease the anger of its turns which is slowly and surely rising, and this in front of its new owner John Textor, (finally) in Décines this Saturday.
We'll meet you at 8:45 p.m. from the OL Park here, with a kick-off at 9 p.m. See you soon friends.
Sport
Soccer
Olympique Lyonnais (OL)
RC Strasbourg
League 1
Lyons
Rhone
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Strasbourg
Lower Rhine
Great East
Alsace