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Montpellier hosts Lyon this Sunday (5:05 p.m.), as part of the 21st day of Ligue 1. A meeting to follow live with commentary on our site, and to watch in streaming.
Montpellier-Lyon, pre-match
After a setback against Stade Rennais on January 26, Olympique Lyonnais returned to a cycle of victories. First against Marseille in the championship (1-0), then against Lille in the round of 16 of the Coupe de France (2-1). Against the Mastiffs, Pierre Sage had largely reshuffled his squad, just to give some playing time and give others a break. This Sunday, while his team travels to Montpellier (5:05 p.m., 21st day of Ligue 1), the Rhone coach has chosen to return to his starting eleven, and therefore to change everything compared to last Wednesday.
Lyon is still in the fight to maintain itself since it remains fifteenth in the ranking, with only two points ahead of the play-off team Metz. Against Montpellier, he could have a good opportunity to gain at least one more place, since the Héraultais have the same number of points (19) as him. THE Gone will also want to try to take their revenge against a team that came to spank them at Groupama Stadium last August during the second day, with a clear score of 1-4.
Montpellier-Lyon, the probable lineups
On the Montpellier side, Michel Der Zakarian will opt for a 5-2-3. Captain Savanier will be at the helm in midfield, while the Nordin-Adams-Karamoh trio will take care of the attack. As for Lyon, Pierre Sage will opt for a 4-3-3 with Benrahma starting in front. Cherki should start on the bench, just like Orban.
Montpellier: Lecomte – Hefti, Omeragic, Kouyaté, Sagnan, Mincarelli – Savanier, Chotard – Nordin, Adams, Karamoh
Lyon: Lopes – Mata, O’Brien, Caleta-Car, Tagliafico – Caqueret, Matic, Mangala – Nuamah, Lacazette, Benrahma
Montpellier-Lyon, where to watch the match
The match between Montpellier and Lyon will kick off this Sunday at 5:05 p.m.. The match will be followed live with commentary on our site and will be broadcast on Canal+ Football And DAZN.
How much does Canal+ and Canal+ Sport cost?
Although the majority of Ligue 1 matches are broadcast by Amazon Prime Video, Canal+ still offers the broadcast of two key matches each day of the championship. If you don’t have a Canal+ subscription, but you want to watch a match, here are the packages available from this broadcaster.
The Canal+ offer in summary:
The basic Canal+ package includes Canal+, Canal+ Grand Écran, Canal+ Sport 360, Canal+ Séries, Canal+ Docs, and Canal+ Kids;This pack is offered at different prices: €22.99 per month with a two-year commitment, €27.99 per month without commitment, and a reduced rate of €13.99 per month for those under 26;This subscription allows you to watch some matches.The Canal+ Sport offer in summary:
Includes the basic pack plus Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Foot, beIN Sports, Eurosport, and MultiSports;The prices for this offer are €34.99 per month with a two-year commitment, €45.99 per month without commitment, and a preferential rate of €22.99 per month for those under 26.(affilizz-publication id=”mo6gsx9yc”)
