Ligue 1 (12th day): Lyon and Alexandre Lacazette snatch victory in Montpellier (1-2) – Eurosport FR

Lyon finally tastes the joys of success. After six matches of scarcity, the Gones returned to victory by winning on the wire in Montpellier (1-2), during the 12th day of Ligue 1, Saturday. Houssem Aouar opened the scoring for the visitors (33rd) but the Héraultais equalized magnificently thanks to Elye Wahi (70th). Alexandre Lacazette scored an expensive goal as the two teams played with ten (90th). Laurent Blanc unlocks his counter with OL. This is not the case for Romain Pitau, who started on the MHSC bench. as during their previous outing at Rennes (3-2), the Lyonnais immediately showed real intentions of taking the game on their own. The attacking duo quickly stood out and Moussa Dembélé launched Lacazette towards the opposing area for a recovery that put Jonas Omlin to work (8th). Betting on the counterattacks, Montpellier responded through its captain Téji Savanier with a volley off target (9th). On the other hand, the Pailladin playmaker and his partners only suffered afterwards and dangerously retreated. Lyon pushed and Lacazette was narrowly countered following a corner (18th). The captain of Les Gones ended up finding the flaw by turning into a passer. After a high recovery from Castello Lukeba, he superbly controlled on the left of the zone of truth and then served ideally on his right Aouar for a cross recovery on the ground (0-1, 33rd). The 24-year-old playmaker was playing his third game of the season and scored his first goal. Lacazette passer and scorer Aouar wanted to continue his momentum and again alerted Omlin, who stood up to him (40th). It was the last intervention of the Swiss goalkeeper, who had to give way to Bingourou Kamara because of a left ankle injury (43rd). This change, however, allowed Pitau to reframe his men and they reacted suddenly and nicely. Jordan Ferri, Nicolas Cozza, Faitout Maouassa and Wahi went to set fire to Anthony Lopes’ area, who resisted as best he could (44th and 45th). Despite 70% possession of the ball at the break, OL only had a one-goal lead and could prepare for a more difficult second half. close range on a corner, but he missed the target by nothing (51st). Lyon also missed the goal of the break in an incredible way on a badly negotiated counter by Lacazette, with a pass that was ultimately too soft for Dembélé in the opposing area (54th). Les Gones had missed the boat and lowered their foot physically. Damien Da Silva replaced Jérôme Boateng, short of pace but rather reassuring (59th). Christopher Jullien (Montpellier) against Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon), Saturday October 22, 2022. / Ligue 1Credit: EurosportDiomandé and Mavididi expelled mastery and the incoming Da Silva was surprised by Ferri’s audacious opening for Wahi behind his back. The Hérault striker took over with a sublime acrobatic scissor and equalized by scoring his 6th goal of the season (1-1). However, Lyon did not lower their heads and Lacazette came up against Kamara (72nd). Sinaly Diomandé and Stephy Mavididi were sent off for an altercation and the two teams found themselves at 10 (74th). The Lyonnais managed this situation much better and if Kamara stood up to the incoming Jeff Reine-Adélaïde (84th), he bowed to Lacazette, well helped by Maxence Caqueret (1-2, 90th). Lyon suffered but is finally recovering. It was time before facing rivals Lille, Marseille and Nice.Malo Gusto (OL), in the duel with Stephy Mavididi (Montpellier) – 22/10/2022 in Ligue 1Credit: Getty ImagesLigue 1″It was the club that he needed”: How Montpellier shaped BlancYEST 6:07 PM Ballon d’Or “At our first meeting, I did not see the obvious”: Benzema, story of a conviction17/10/2022 At 10:17 PM