Lyon [FIFA07] | Lotta Updates.

Tough game but at least you got a draw.
See my boy Malouda tearin it up still.

Soooo, how long until you ask me to lock this thread?

I have big plans for this one man!

Two Players Re-signed

Gérard Houllier announced today that Eric Abidal and Alou Diarra have re-signed with the team.

GJ resigning Abidal, important player to your D!

>> League Table

AJ Auxerre - 1 (0)
---- Cool; Sagna, Martin, Grichting, Jaurès; Ba, Pedretti, Mathis, Akalé; Genest, Jelen
---- 39' Martin; 42' Pedretti; 64' Thomas Pedretti; 89' Genest
Olympique Lyonnais - 3 (2)
---- Coupet; Réveillère, Caçapa, Cris, Abidal; Källström, Juninho, Malouda; Govou, Fred, Wiltord
---- 7' Fred; 22' Malouda; 68' Cris; 70' Squllaci Malouda; 82' Carew Govou; 87' Carew

----[ Match Facts | Video | Player Growth ]

AUXERRE, August 27 (Ligue 1) - Olympique Lyonnais is now fourth in the league table as they recorded a 3-1 win over AJ Auxerre at the Stade Abbe-Deschamps.

Both sides scored in a thrilling final minute but an early goal from Fred and a second from Florent Malouda had already ensured the points for Gérard Houllier's side.

The hosts started strongly and it was a surprise when Lyon, who began their league season with also a 3-1 win over RC Lens in the first round of matches, took the lead.

The home defence failed to clear the ball, allowing Fred to blast the ball through a crowded box and beyond Fabien Cool in the Auxerre goal.

That proved a watershed moment for Lyon, whose confidence was boosted by the goal.

Just four minutes had elapsed when Sylvain Wiltord was presented with the chance to double the lead; the Frenchman controlled a pass from Juninho with the goal gaping but the action was ruled out: offside.

Auxerre hit back and continued to play some good football without creating any clear chances, and his luck got no better when in the 22nd minute a terrible defensive mix-up allowed former Guingamp midfielder Malouda a clear sight of an unmarked goal, making it 2-0.

John Carew's unique strike also found the back of the net; the Norwegian entered for Sidney Govou.

The hosts eventually scored with seconds to go when some good build-up play left Ludovic Genest to drive home thanks to a header, but the points were already heading to Lyon.

Good win dude, Carew might be trying to make a case for you keeping him

Will soon post the next game, my Internet connection isn't working properly.

Yea nice win, good signava too!

Will post the Week 4 game tomorrow; I played it today and I'm making the video in this moment. Meanwhile, you can check the week 3 Results and Ligue 1 Standings after Week 3.

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Keep going man with this! Looking forward for the week 4

looking good man im looking forward also jst started following this dynasty

Sorry guys but this dynasty will be on pause until my internet connection works properly.

No, it's not done, it's just paused.

Team Of The Month: July

The team of the month of July is the following, with Claudio Caçapa, Florent Malouda and Sylvain Wiltord featuring for Lyon.

Well you went like 3-1-0 or something, pretty good for the beginnig of the season, should be team fo the month

Olympique Lyonnais - 2 (1)
---- Coupet; Réveillère, Squillaci, Caçapa, Abidal; Källström, Juninho, Malouda; Govou, Fred, Wiltord
---- 18' Fred; 49' Govou; 70' Müller Réveillère; 77' Diarra Malouda
AS Monaco - 0 (0)
---- Roma; Monsoreau, Modesto, Givet, Dos Santos; Meriem, Bernardi, Plasil; Grax, Köller, Di Vaio
---- 45' Givet; 61' Gerard Meriem

----[ Match Facts | Video | Player Growth ]

LYON, September 3 (Ligue 1) - Attacking duo Fred and Sidney Govou netted goals as Lyon saw off Monaco to move to the top of the table.

Although it is early days and at least seven teams can draw level or even pass Houllier's side in the table next week, seeing the five-time defending champions already in full flight is an ominous sign for the rest of Ligue 1.

Monaco won two of the four games they played, and they were always up against it after falling behind in the 18th minute to a goal from Fred.

The pressure had been gradually building on the Monaco defence and it was no surprise to see Lyon take the lead when the Brazilian shot home Govou's corner.

Juninho, arguably the world's leading dead-ball specialist, almost doubled Lyon's lead just after the half-hour with a free-kick, which Monaco goalkeeper Flavio Roma punched away with both fists.

Roma was also called into action just before half-time to deny Fred again, after the striker had been put through one-on-one by a pass from Juninho.

In the last minute of the first half, Monaco's Gael Givet earned a yellow card after a strong foul on Govou.

The second half was a similar story, with Lyon making all the running and Monaco being pegged back.

Lyon really should have had the game sewn up well and they almost paid for their inability to net a second goal, when Marco Di Vaio headed against the Lyon post in the 46th minute, just after the second half started.

That proved to be the wake-up call Lyon needed as just two minutes later they doubled their lead and wrapped up their third win in four matches thanks to Govou.

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Nice shotout win, gl week 5!

Transfer Period

The top transfers of the last transfer period have been released:

splendid work as usual...u have a way with the presentation

good luck on the next one

Transfer Period

The team received some offers today, for three players. Lyon only accepted Gueugnon offer for R. Beynié. In other news, the club re-signed S. Squillaci.





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Good work dude, keep it up, good luck in week 5

Thanks a lot for the comments, guys. Updated Standings and Statistics.

You are doing well, your team is in the first place, sharing with Lille and Sedan. Good luck in week 5.