“This draw is the sanction of our first period because afterwards, in the second, we played at our level, we saw that only one team, it was one way. I made 3 changes at the break but I could have made 11 … It’s not all bad because we equalize at the end. We also had an excellent goalkeeper in front, and sometimes we lacked precision. There is too much difference between a poor first period and a very successful second period, said Rudi Garcia, the Lyon coach hanging on to Reims (1-1). It’s not tactical or technical, it’s a matter of envy and we saw it in the second half. In Ligue 1 if you want to win matches, you have to be able to be more constant, more regular, better over the duration of the match. We have to use that as a lesson in the future, we have to be able to let go of the horses and be over-motivated from the 1st to the 90th minute. We weren’t able to be first and put pressure on the opponents. There are nine games and 27 points left, there are still direct confrontations so everything is still open and possible. “
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