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Olympique Lyonnais were in the middle of a nightmare at the break. Whistled by their own public, Pierre Sage’s men were three goals behind Stade Rennes after a double from Martin Terrier and another achievement from Désiré Doué. Two weeks after the defeat at Le Havre, OL fell without their faults and seemed set to experience a very complicated evening and above all wanted to avoid further humiliation. A reaction was expected in the second half and it arrived.
OL loses against Rennes!
Shortly before the hour mark, Henrique gave Les Gones a little hope by reducing the score (1-3). Dominant, the Rhone club put the pressure on to come back to the score in a public which began to believe it again. This hope, Alexandre Lacazette, would fuel it even more by scoring his team’s second goal in the 78th minute. The Lyonnais then tried to come back but never managed to create any big chances. The score remained there, OL remains sixteenth and could fall back into the red zone in the event of a victory for Clermont against Strasbourg this weekend.
Ligue 1 schedule and results
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To sum up
Despite a comeback, Olympique Lyonnais lost at home against Stade Rennes. Olympique Lyonnais were in the middle of a nightmare at the break. Whistled by their own public, Pierre Sage’s men were three goals behind Stade Rennes after a double from Martin Terrier and another achievement from Désiré Doué.