A lack of size to be expected against ?

A lack of size to be expected against ?
A lack of size to be expected against Reims?

Published on 11/22/2024 at 4:31 p.m.
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Olympique Lyonnais are preparing for a crucial match against this weekend, but risk dealing with the absence of Corentin Tolisso. The French international midfielder was “sick” and was unable to participate in Thursday's practice, as confirmed Pierre Sagethe coach. However, Tolisso should be able to train normally this Friday and be available for the trip to Reims.

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The return of the internationals

Despite this temporary unavailability, l’OL will be able to count on the return of several executives. Abner Vinicius et Moussa Niakhateabsent due to national selection, returned to the group this Thursday afternoon. Nicolas Tagliaficohe makes his return this Friday. Pierre Sage was reassuring, affirming that “100% of the workforce should be available” to face Reims. A reinforcement of weight for this shock of the 12th day of Ligue 1.

A crucial match to negotiate

This trip to Reims is of capital importance for l’OL. After a mixed start to the season, Les Gones must win to stay in touch with European places. To have available Tolisso and internationals will be a major asset in negotiating this duel facing a formidable Reims team at home. Pierre Sage will have to put together a solid and experienced team, capable of bringing back the three points of this dangerous journey.

Absence management

Despite the massive return of executives, l’OL must exercise caution in managing efforts. The internationals have just returned from their respective selections and could show a little fatigue. Pierre Sage will have a lot to do to support them and get them back into the swing of things quickly. Intelligent rotation of the squad will undoubtedly be necessary to avoid any risk of injury.

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