French Football 2016/17

[Lyonnais]

GK


7.51 Yohann Pelé (Marseille, GK, 34, FRA)
7.49 Anthony Lopes (Lyon, GK, 26, POR)
7.45 Baptiste Reynet (Dijon, GK, 26, FRA)
7.43 Yoan Cardinale (Nice, GK, 23, FRA)
7.40 Stéphane Ruffier (St-Etienne, GK, 30, FRA)


Yohann PELE
GK, 34, Marseille, France
Career: Le Mans - Toulouse - Sochaux - Marseille (2015)

[Lyonnais]

DC


7.84 Loic Perrin (St-Etienne, DC, 31, FRA)
7.70 Thiago Silva (Paris, DC, 32, BRA)
7.56 Christopher Jullien (Toulouse, DC, 24, FRA)
7.54 Kamil Glik (Monaco, DC, 29, POL)
7.52 Jemerson (Monaco, DC, 24, BRA)
7.47 Nicolas Pallois (Bordeaux, DC, 29, FRA)
7.41 Rolando (Marseille, DC, 31, POR)
7.38 Ramy Bensebaini (Rennes, DC, 22, ALG)
7.36 Marquinhos (Paris, DC, 23, BRA)
7.35 Damien Da Silva (Caen, DC, 29, FRA)
etc.


Loic PERRIN
DC, 31, St-Etienne, France
Career: St-Etienne (2003)
Title:
- Winner of the Coupe de la Ligue 2013



Thiago SILVA
DC, 32, Paris SG & Brazil (59 caps)
Career: Juventude - Fluminense - Milan - Paris SG (2012)
Titles:
- Winner of the Confederations Cup 2013
- Champion of Italy 2011
- Champion of France 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016
- Winner of the Brazilian Cup 2007
- Winner of the Coupe de France 2015 & 2016
- Winner of the Coupe de la Ligue 2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017

[Lyonnais]

DL


7.90 Fernando Marçal (Guingamp, DL, 28, BRA)
7.68 Lucas Lima (Nantes, DL, 25, BRA)
7.53 Ludovic Baal (Rennes, DL, 31, FRA)
7.51 Benjamin Mendy (Monaco, DL, 22, FRA)
7.45 Dalbert (Nice, DL, 23, BRA)


Fernando MARCAL
DL, 28, Guingamp, Brazil
Career: Guaratingueta - Torreense - Nacional - Gaziantepspor - Guingamp (2016, on loan from Benfica)

[Lyonnais]

DR


7.60 Youssouf Sabaly (Bordeaux, DR, 24, FRA)
7.58 Hiroki Sakai (Marseille, DR, 27, JAP)
7.54 Djibril Sidibé (Monaco, DR, 24, FRA)
7.51 Ricardo Pereira (Nice, DR, 23, POR)
7.50 Thomas Meunier (Paris, Dr, 25, BEL)


Youssouf SABALY
DR, 24, Bordeaux, France
Career: Evian - Nantes - Bordeaux (2016, on loan from Paris SG)

[Lyonnais]

DMC / MC / AMC


8.06 Fabinho (Monaco, MC, 23, BRA)
8.03 Ryad Boudebouz (Montpellier, AMC, 27, ALG)
7.91 Maxime Gonalons (Lyon, DMC, 28, FRA)
7.89 Marco Verratti (Paris, MC, 24, ITA)
7.86 Cheick Ndoye (Angers, MC, 31, SEN)
7.84 Tiemoué Bakayoko (Monaco, MC, 22, FRA)
7.79 Corentin Tolisso (Lyon, MC, 22, FRA)
7.72 Thomas Mangani (Angers, MC, 30, FRA)
7.66 Adrien Rabiot (Paris, MC, 22, FRA)
7.65 Wylan Cyprien (Nice, MC, 22, FRA)
7.61 William Vainqueur (Marseille, MC, 28, FRA)
7.60 Oscar Trejo (Toulouse, AMC, 29, ARG)
7.60 Benjamin André (Rennes, MC, 26, FRA)
7.59 Nabil Fekir (Lyon, AMC, 23, FRA)
7.58 Renaud Cohade (Metz, AMC, 32, FRA)


Fabio Henrique Taveres "FABINHO"
MC, 23, Monaco & Brazil (4 caps)
Career: Real Madrid - Monaco (2013)
Title:
- Champion of France 2017



Ryad BOUDEBOUZ
AMC, 27, Montpellier & Algeria (24 caps)
Career: Sochaux - Bastia - Montpellier (2015)



Maxime GONALONS
DMC, 28, Lyon & France (8 caps)
Career: Lyon (2009)
Title:
- Winner of the Coupe de France 2012

[Lyonnais]

ML / AML / FWL


8.13 Thomas Lemar (Monaco, ML, 21, FRA)
7.61 Ronny Rodelin (Caen, ML, 27, FRA)
7.52 Karl Toko Ekambi (Angers, FWL, 24, CAM)
7.28 Marcus Coco (Guingamp, FWL, 20, FRA)
7.18 Amine Harit (Nantes, ML, 19, FRA)


Thomas LEMAR
ML, 21, Monaco & France (2 caps)
Career: Caen - Monaco (2015)
Title:
- Champion of France 2017

[Lyonnais]

MR / AMR / FWR


8.19 Florian Thauvin (Marseille, FWR, 24, FRA)
8.10 Lucas Moura (Paris, FWR, 24, BRA)
7.92 Bernardo Silva (Monaco, MR, 22, POR)
7.81 Yannis Salibur (Guingamp, FWR, 26, FRA)
7.72 Angel Di Maria (Paris, FWR, 29, ARG)


Florian THAUVIN
FWR, 24, Marseille, France
Career: Grenoble - Bastia - Marseille - Newcastle - Marseille (2016, on loan from Newvcastle)

[Lyonnais]

FW


8.12 Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon, FW, 25, FRA)
8.09 Edinson Cavani (Paris, FW, 30, URU)
7.84 Falcao (Monaco, FW, 31, COL)
7.81 Steve Mounie (Montpellier, FW, 22, BEN)
7.75 Bafetimbi Gomis (Marseille, FW, 31, FRA)


Alexandre LACAZETTE
FW, 25, Lyon & France (10 caps)
Career: Lyon (2010)
Title:
- Winner of the Coupe de France 2012

[Malko]

Playoff L1/L2 first match :

Troyes-Lorient 2-1

[Malko]

Cupfinal ParisSG-Angers,
today FTA on TV5 Monde at 9.00 PM (paris time)

[Malko]

PARIS 1-0 ANGERS

This make Bordeaux enter in the qualification rounds of Europaligue.

So for next yaer :

CHAMPIONSLEAGUE : MONACO, PARIS

QR AND PLAYOFF CL : NICE

EL: LYON , MARSEILLE, BORDEAUX

seems to be a nice bunch of parformers. now, the most dangerous is for Nice the QR 3 , where they could be eliminated at once, cause they risk to meet teams like Ajax, CSKA Moscou ou Dynamo Kiev.

[Lyonnais]

SO Paris SG won their 11th cup and become the only top performer in this competition.


PARIS SG this season

1/32 PARIS SG - Bastia 7-0
1/16 Rennes - PARIS SG 0-4
1/8 Niort - PARIS SG 0-2
Q Avranches - PARIS SG 0-4
S PARIS SG - Monaco 5-0
F PARIS SG - Angers 1-0


10 last seasons

2017 PARIS SG
2016 PARIS SG
2015 PARIS SG
2014 GUINGAMP
2013 BORDEAUX
2012 LYON
2011 LILLE
2010 PARIS SG
2009 GUINGAMP
2008 LYON


All time table

11 cups - PARIS SG
10 cups - MARSEILLE
6 cups - ST-ETIENNE - LILLE
5 cups - MONACO - RACING PARIS - LYON - RED STAR
4 cups - BORDEAUX - AUXERRE
etc.

[Lyonnais]

Playoff L1/L2 first match :

Troyes-Lorient 2-1

second leg

Lorient - Troyes 0-0


Troyes back to L1
Lorient to D2.

[Malko]

Troyeshad a special Namechange in the last 40 years. When i knew the club im 1977, they were calles TAF (Troyes Aube Football) and played in Division 1, which is today Ligue 1.
In 1978 they ceased activities and were reborn in 1986 as Association Troyes Aube Champagne.....(ATAC) but had to change the name on Espérance sportive Troyes aude Football (ESTAC) because a supermarket-chain in France (ATAC) mde opposition.

LOL, this reminds me at the fact, a little internetradio here in Luxembourg Airfm24, wants to make opposition on our project RFM Luxembourg......well its a little David vs Goliat this time, ask the french what RFM is .....

[Lyonnais]

this is the end of the season. Time to make a focus on the NT.

France played 11 games this season, 6 WC qualifiers and 5 friendly games.

WC qualifiers

Belarus - France 0-0
France - Bulgaria 4-1
Netherlands - France 0-1
France - Sweden 2-1
Luxemburg - France 1-3
Sweden - France 2-1

Friendlies

Italy - France 1-3
France - Ivory Coast 0-0
France - Spain 0-2
France - Paraguay 5-0
France - England 3-2

the 22 goals for France were scored by Giroud (7), Griezmann (3), Gameiro, Payet & Pogba (2), Dembélé, Kurzawa, Martial, Sidibé, Sissoko & Umtiti (1).

Didier Deschamps used 34 players out of them 16 players played at least 247 minutes (25% of total time play)

...................... Giroud (Gameiro) ....................
........ Payet - Griezmann - Sissoko (Dembélé) ........
.................. Matuidi (Kanté) - Pogba .................
Kurzawa (Mendy) - Koscielny - Varane (Umtiti) - Sidibé
............................. Lloris ............................

These 16 players are playing in:
- England (6): Giroud, Kanté, Lloris, Koscielny, Pogba, Sissoko
- France (5): Kurzawa, Matuidi, Mendy, Payet, Sidibé
- Spain (4): Gameiro, Griezmann, Umtiti, Varane
- Germany (1): Dembélé

The other players used by Deschamps were the following (sorted by time play):

Lucas Digne - defender, Barcelona
Kilian Mbappé - forward, Monaco
Steve Mandanda - keeper, Crystal Palace
Thomas Lemar - midfield, Monaco
Adrien Rabiot - midfield, Paris
Anthony Martial - forward, Manchester United
Christophe Jallet - defender, Lyon
Patrice Evra - defender, Marseille
Adil Rami - defender, Sevilla
Benoit Costil - keeper, Rennes
Corentin Tolisso - midfield, Lyon
André-Pierre Gignac - forward, Tigres
Nabil Fekir - forward, Lyon
Tiemoué Bakayoko - midfield, Monaco
Bacary Sagna - defender, Manchester City
Sébastien Crocha - defender, Lille
Alexandre Lacazette - forward, Lyon
Florian Thauvin - forward, Marseille