They played at ASSE and OL in their career

As before each Greens match, we are interested in the players who have played under the colors of the two clubs, AS Saint-Étienne and Olympique Lyonnais. Seven coaches and forty-four players have experienced both clubs in official first team matches.

Seven coaches and forty-four players have experienced both clubs in official first team matches.

Seven coaches:

• Robert Herbin, Jacques Santini, Alain Perrin, Christophe Galtier (deputy in Lyon), Robert Nouzaret, Rudy Garcia, Claude Puel

Three guardians:

• Grégory Coupet, François Lemasson, Fabien Debec

Eighteen defenders:

• Manuel Fernandez, Aridex Calligaris, Alain Moizan, Olivier Roussey, Phillipe Millot, Jean-Luc Sassus, Patrice Ferri, Romarin Billong, Christophe Deguerville, Patrice Carteron, Lamine Diatta, Laurent Morestin, Sylvain Monsoreau, Mathieu Bodmer, Françope Clerc, Pais Cleré, Timothée Kolodziejczak, Mouhamadou Dabo

Twelve environments:

• Michel Cristobal, José Broissart, Aimé Jacquet, Jean-François Larios, Laurent Fournier, Félix Lacuesta, Claude Fichaux, David Hellebuyck, Jérémy Cément, Yves Colleu, Steed Malbranque

Twelve attackers:

• Roger Rolhion, Antoine Rodriguez, Hector Scalon, Eugène N'Jo Léa, Paul Joz, Robert Salen, André Guy, Franck Priou, Bernard Lacombe, Bafétimbi Gomis, Frédéric Piquionne, Lenny Pintor

On the other hand, Jean Djorkaeff, OL player, was green coach. Claude Abbes goalkeeper from ASSE was loaned to OL for a European Fairgrounds Cup match. Laurent Blanc, player from Saint-Etienne, coached Lyon. Aimé Jacquet, player of both clubs, coached Lyon. Robert Herbin and Jacques Santini coached both clubs after playing at Saint-Étienne. Robert Nouzaret, coach of both clubs, also played in Lyon. Steed Malbranque, midfielder, played in Lyon and only twenty-six minutes in Saint-Étienne before canceling his contract.