Hello and welcome here the 20 Minutos! We would like to sell you a breathless meeting in a crowded and overexcited stadium, with almost guaranteed lyrical flights. But that would amount to lightly mocking our dear readers. The Girondins (19th), still alive thanks to their success against Metz (3-1) last week, will play very big with a view to maintaining this Sunday (5:05 p.m.) in Lyon, especially after the Saint-Etienne success on Saturday. But at the limit, they would almost pass for a euphoric group compared to their opponent of the day. Not content with never having managed to climb into the Top 5 of Ligue 1 this season, Olympique Lyonnais suffered one of the biggest disappointments in all of its European history, Thursday in the Europa League. The 0-3 quarter-final second leg against West Ham obviously created a shock wave in Lyon for three days. Jean-Michel Aulas has since invited himself to a press conference to try to set the course for a story that is still supposed to be written with Peter Bosz next season. Then the north then south bends announced a boycott of Parc OL this Sunday. Given how boiling it was going to be, if we rely on the last extra-tense post-match in the Europa League, this is the best possible news for Lyon players in distress. In a stadium that should sound extremely hollow, Anthony Lopes has just been joined in the infirmary by Tanguy Ndombele, while Kadewere is ill (in addition to the longer injured Caqueret, Cherki and Diomande). On the Girondins side, the Ukrainian Ignatenko is suspended, while Elis, Marcelo, Gregersen, Pembélé and Sissokho are out of injury. Come on, to all those who sniff out the right posters to feast (or not), we find ourselves very quickly live at Parc OL.
“To (try to) vibrate with us in front of this “sinistrosico”, go here from 4:50 p.m., with a kick-off at 5:05 p.m.…
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