The notes of Lyon-Saint-Etienne: the hero Dembélé, green frames on the street

2020-03-02T06:21:10.316Z

Discover the scores awarded to players from Lyon and Saint-Etienne at the end of the derby won Sunday evening by the Rhodaniens (2-0).

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Anthony Lopes (6.5): Third consecutive clean sheet for the keeper from Rhone. Little solicited during the first act, the Portuguese was decisive three times in the second period on attempts by Diony (50th) and Bouanga (58th and 74th).

Léo Dubois (5,5): The right side of Lyon has multiplied the tumbles in its corridor but its centers have not always found takers. Defensively, he was not too much in danger, nevertheless collecting a yellow card (53e) for dispute, believing to have been the subject of a fault.

Marcelo (6): Imperial in the air and solid in his interventions, the Brazilian ate Loïs Diony in the duels. He even stood out at the forefront of a half-volley recovery above (47 ').

Jason Denayer (6): The OL captain made his match, present in aggressiveness and author of many important clearances.

Fernando Marçal (6): This season, none of OL's great victories ended without a miraculous rescue of the former Guingampais. The trend was confirmed this Sunday with its intervention in disaster on a delivery of Kolodziejczak (88th). Offensively, he brought many hot balls into the surface of Jessy Moulin.

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Lucas Tousart (7): In line with his XXL performance against Juve. Relieved in its slaughter by the presence of Bruno Guimaraes, the Lyon sentry is more visible at the front. Tonight, he could have scored in the first minute and saw his goal in the second act refused for offside. Sanctioned with a yellow card in the beginning of the fight following the fault of Debuchy (76th).

Bruno Guimaraes (6): If it could have cost OL a loss of ball (58th), it barely tarnishes the overall performance of the Brazilian who confirms, match after match, that the Gones are finally holding the successor to Tanguy Ndombélé. The former player of Athletico Paranaense was in no way impressed by his first French derby, shining on the game of his team.

Houssem Aouar (5.5): Once is not custom, he was not the Rhone hero of the evening. If, by a few gestures, the international Espoirs made the Groupama Stadium shiver, it was not decisive in the last 30 meters, where it is most awaited. A serious match, however, especially in the defensive withdrawal. Replaced by Rafael (84th) for a passage in 3-4-3.

Martin Terrier (6): In this 120th derby, the former Strasbourg made his precision speak on stopped, depositing the ball of 1-0 on the head of Moussa Dembélé (27th). Often in the right moves until his release. Replaced by a Toko-Ekambi (72nd) who brought speed on Lyon's balls and caused the 2-0 penalty.

Moussa Dembélé (7.5): The ex of Celtic was the big guy in the derby. Present to put his head in the 27th minute and transform from a panenka the decisive penalty of the 95th. Besides that, we saw a huge drop and weigh on the Loire defense. A full match where he also took a yellow card for simulation and canceled a goal for Toko Ekambi for an active offside. Definitely in all shots ...

Bertrand Traoré (6): If he was not always happy in the truth zone, the Burkinabé really sacrificed himself for the collective. Precious in its downturn as well as in the pressing and able to fight until the 90th minute to fetch balloons in Stéphane's feet at the opponent's corner post.

The Notes of Saint-Etienne

Jessy Moulin (6): As on the outward journey to Geoffroy-Guichard where he was titular, Stéphane Ruffier's former understudy made his match. Not at fault on the two goals of Moussa Dembélé, the native of Valence released some important parades, depriving in particular the Lyonnais striker of a first break point ball by winning his duel (71st).

Mathieu Debuchy (3): Foul on the free kick that brought the 1-0, the captain of the Greens suffered again defensively. Quickly sanctioned with a yellow card, the former Gunner could have been excluded after having caused the start of a general fight after an intervention full of vice on Anthony Lopes (76th).

Wesley Fofana (6): At the heart of a first act where the ASSE was archi-dominated and wiped the opposing squalls, the former resident of the training center was brilliant, incisive in his tackles and his interventions.

William Saliba (6): Like his young teammate in the middle, the future Arsenal player responded present in the duels. He has nothing to reproach himself for in this 120th derby lost by the Greens.

Timothée Kolodziejczak (4): We were expecting him in a three-man defense. He finally returned to the left in a 4-4-2 double curtain with Miguel Trauco. Rather solid and present in the envy, the interested party dropped the marking on the opening of the score and was guilty of one hand on the penalty caused at the end of the match (94th), action on which he was logically sanctioned with a yellow card.

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Franck Honorat (4): We thought that his speed and his quality of center could be an asset in this kind of match where the Greens were going to play fully against attacks. He did not bring enough even if he serves Loïs Diony on the only exploitable situation of the first act (9th) .Replaced by Boudebouz (79th), who did not stand out any more.

Yann Mvila (4): The sentinel of the Greens was eaten in impact during the first act. He was not much more inspired in the second period. An insipid match on his part.

Yohan Cabaye (4): The other big symbol of ASSE's first half completely missed at Groupama Stadium. Often late, invisible in impact ... Barely better when the Lyonnais started to drop their feet in the dry cleaning. Overall, we have the right to expect more than one international ex.

Miguel Trauco (3): The Peruvian is a failed bet by Claude Puel, who saw him well in the middle left in his 4-4-2. Overwhelmed and nervous, sanctioned with a card for having swept Bruno Guimaraes (39th), the former Flamengo player was first replaced in the middle, before being replaced by Abi (70th) to bring more offensive weight.

Denis Bouanga (6): Without doubt the best Stéphanois offensively. Isolated, the Gabonese nevertheless managed to create situations. We will pass on his desperate lob attempt of 40 meters during the first act to focus on the two situations where Anthony Lopes had to work in front of him (58th and 74th).

Loïs Diony (4): Lacking an effective center forward, the Greens have to deal with the former Dijonnais. Admittedly, Diony shows good will, but that is not always enough. This Sunday, he squandered a gold ball of 1-0 (9th) which could have changed the scenario of the match.