Having lost their last two Ligue 1 matches, Lyon will be hoping to avoid a third consecutive defeat when they welcome current league leaders PSG on Sunday evening. Les Gones started off well, picking up four wins and a draw from their first five games, but now come into their upcoming match having lost 3-1 to Lorient and most recently, 2-1 to Monaco.
As such, Peter Bosz's side will be really desperate to get back on track and avoid losing three Ligue 1 matches in a row for the first time in nearly five years. Despite their downturn in results, Les Gones have done well at home, where they are on an eight game winning streak. Their consecutive defeats have seen them tumble down the table, and heading into this match, they sit six points behind their upcoming opponents.
Meanwhile, PSG successfully came from behind to secure a crucial 3-1 win over Maccabi Haifa. The Israeli side had shocked the French giants early on before Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, and Lionel Messi all grabbed a goal each to maintain PSG's perfect start to their Champions League campaign. It was also a record-setting match for Messi, who has now scored against 39 different opponents in this competition, surpassing the 38 set by Cristiano Ronaldo.
On the domestic front, Les Parisiens have won six and drawn the other of their first seven matches, but have Marseille breathing down their necks as the two are joint tied with 19 points. Hence, PSG will look to avoid any slip-ups against Lyon on Sunday evening. The visitors have been in flying form in their travels, with six consecutive away wins on the road, and more significant, have lost just one of their last eight meetings with Lyon across all comps.
Match facts: Lyon vs PSG
- Lyon have scored in their last 16 Ligue 1 matches
- Les Gones have won their last eight consecutive home Ligue 1 ties
- However, PSG have lost just one of their last eight meetings with Lyon across all comps
- Les Parisiens have won their last six away games across all comps
Team news: Lyon vs PSG
Lyon: Veteran defender Jerome Boateng will miss this match due to injury, alongside shot-stopper Julian Pollersbeck.
PSG: Presnel Kimpembe is still out, and while Keylor Navas has made progress in recovering from his injury, he is not expected to start here. Renato Sanches's injury woes continue, meaning that he will not be involved at all.
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