2024-01-07 20:12:22
Just a few minutes after OL’s victory against Pontarlier (3-0), this Sunday, during the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France, Alexandre Lacazette – scorer of a goal – only needed words brief to answer the question: “What has changed for Lyon?” “. ” What changed ? The coach,” he replied very clearly before elaborating. “He (Pierre Sage) was able to bring another state of mind. Obviously, when you win, it’s easier to work,” said the person concerned.
A flattering assessment for Pierre Sage
It’s hard not to see this as a criticism of Fabio Grosso. The Italian coach arrived in the Rhône at the start of the season. In seven Ligue 1 matches, he had lost four times (one victory and two draws). This is the worst record for OL since Raymond Domenech during the 1989-1990 season, according to Opta. On November 26, when Lyon was stuck in 18th place in Ligue 1 after a defeat against Lille (2-0), Grosso chose to replace Lacazette at half-time. A choice that the Gones striker, captain of the team, had not digested.
Since Pierre Sage took office, Lyon has counted on four victories in a row (four victories, two losses in total).
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