Olympique Lyonnais put pressure on Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday afternoon, winning widely (1-3) on the lawn of Guingamp for account of the 31st day of Ligue 1. Rhodaniens resume commands championship pending shock Sunday between OM and PSG.
It is unlikely that Jean-Michel Aulas complained of arbitration Mr. Turpin this time around. From the stands of Roudourou, President of Olympique Lyonnais attended a party where everything has turned in favor of his team Saturday afternoon. Lack of unusual firmness of the hands of Jonas Lössl and decisions annoying (but still not completely illogical) the darling of the French arbitration did spend an afternoon painful to Guingamp, curtly beaten on their lawn (1- 3) at the 31st day of the championship.
Without being brilliant in the game, Hubert Fournier’s men have shown significantly higher in this game played in Breton land. Part they folded in the first period to temporarily regain the championship lead before the shock Sunday OM-PSG. A shot of a priori harmless Nabil Fekir, Lössl is first pierced completely volleying the ball in the cage (0-1, 26th) before Sankoh slightly hangs Lacazette, offering the highest scorer in his elite 24th goal of the season from the penalty spot (0-2, 39th). A first decision criticized by the Red and Black, but Jocelyn Gourvennec, great lord, considered “logical” after watching the slow motion.
However, the former midfielder of FC Nantes was categorical when qualifying “imaginary and unjust” the red card sent by the man in black to Christopher Kerbrat, author of a few academic challenge, but probably did not deserve the death penalty ( 44th). The Rhodaniens deprived also of their captain Maxime Gonalons, sinking the nail after the break, on a pretty low shot-Earth Clinton Njie (0-3, 61). On a nice pass from Diallo, Beauvue pulled one back late in the game (1-3, 80th), unable to initiate an unlikely return Guingamp. It is with a certain serenity that Lyonnais therefore look their opponents compete in closing this lift, with the secret hope of seeing them share the points on the lawn of the Velodrome …
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