Foot OL – OL: Lyon also sucks, Le Havre is in shock – Olympique Lyonnais

For the revival, we will still have to wait on the side of OL, who offered a sad spectacle to their public Sunday evening against Le Havre (0-0).

The first victory will wait for Olympique Lyonnais, the show too. Despite a rather attractive lineup with Nuamah, Cherki and Lacazette in attack, Les Gones conceded another draw at home. Faced with a limited but coherent promotion, namely Le Havre, the men of future coach Fabio Grosso displayed too many technical limitations to hope for victory.

Raymond Domenech points out the limits of OL

Obviously, it will take much more to get Lyon out of the crisis and achieve a series of successes in a championship as tight as Ligue 1 because on Sunday evening, the gap was minimal between a club with an XXL budget on the scale of the French championship and one promoted directly from Ligue 2. At the Prime Video microphone at half-time, even Le Havre expressed their amazement at having so much of the ball away from Lyon. An anomaly for Raymond Domenech, who pointed out the poor performance of the Rhone players on Sunday evening at Groupama Stadium for the first of the post-Laurent Blanc season.

“Lyon deserved no better than a draw because they are in the same state as they started the season. There is no depth, there are few chances, there are players who only want to dribble. There are big situations where they can concede a goal like in the Le Havre action where Grandsir misses an unmissable trick. They must be down 1-0, at half-time Le Havre who was interviewed was even surprised to see that his team had so much of the ball. OL lacks leaders, but to be a leader you have to be good on the pitch” underlined Raymond Domenech before cutting captain Alexandre Lacazette, not in a great evening against Le Havre and who received a 3/10 in L’Equipe this Monday. “Lacazette, for example, was not good on Sunday evening, he missed an opportunity on Tolisso’s cross and he gave Cherki a ball badly in the second half. He’s not good, he’s absent…” judged the former coach of the French team. If even Lyon’s best player isn’t there, then it’s clear that OL can’t hope for much as things currently stand.