OL-Toulouse: Lacazette’s ambiguous answers to Bosz’s choices and future – RMC Sport

Held in check by Toulouse on Friday (1-1), OL are still in a negative spiral by chaining a fifth game without a win. Another difficult evening which highlighted some of Peter Bosz’s choices, which were not all understood by his captain, Alexandre Lacazette. OL are treading water. If the Gones have put an end to a terrible series of four consecutive defeats, the draw conceded against Toulouse this Friday at Groupama Stadium (1-1) does not reassure Lyon’s ambitions for this season. In this meeting, Peter Bosz notably made the choice to leave Moussa Dembélé for the last twenty minutes. A choice that Alexandre Lacazette did not quite understand. “I’m surprised. We were good with Moussa in front. The coach made his choices, we have to respect them. As a striker, I don’t always understand when the striker comes out when we need to score. I really like playing with Moussa and it’s up to us to continue working,” the Lyon captain told Prime Video. Then asked about a possible continuation of the Dutch coach, Alexandre Lacazette simply replied that he wanted to “win games”. “It’s not up to me to decide if he stays or not, he added. There are a lot of discussions behind the doors. We must not think that we are doing nothing, we are doing our part. better to fix the situation. We will continue to work and move our ass.”>> Relive OL-Toulouse (1-1)Bosz: “I still have hope”Asked at a press conference about the words of his striker, Peter Bosz recalled that Moussa Dembélé was coming back from injury and that he should “not take any risks”. The Dutch technician also assures that there are no fractures with his players, but confides that he will discuss with his captain. As for a possible departure, the OL coach does not think about it: “I I still see hope. As a coach, I still have hope. The moment I don’t have that anymore, I’m the one who will tell the president that I don’t see how to continue. I’ve been working for more than a year with these players, they can do better”. Tolisso: “Everyone has to question themselves” In the heat, Corentin Tolisso also seemed upset after this new poor performance. “We talked a lot this week, I assure you. No one is happy with the result, we are giving everything to raise the bar. We are OL, we have to be much better. There are a lot of things to improve, we knew it with the last four games. It is very insufficient. Everyone, really everyone, must question themselves, “analyzed the Lyon midfielder at the microphone of Prime Video. sending off, the Lyonnais were able to quickly make the difference with a shot blocked by Tetê from the second minute. If Maxime Dupé saved the TFC several times against the Gones offensives, the Lyon defense was saved twice by its amounts, before finally cracking on a Ratao achievement twenty minutes from time. Still sick, OL now have to deal with a tough schedule until the World Cup (Rennes, Montpellier, Lille, Marseille, Nice). AS with Edward Jay in Lyon