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Olympique Lyonnais travels to Toulouse this Friday for the 26th day of Ligue 1 (9 p.m.). Here is the expected composition for Téfécé.
It is with newfound confidence in its Stadium that Toulouse approaches its match against Olympique Lyonnais this Friday, opening the 26th day of Ligue 1 (kick-off at 9 p.m.). Téfécé have won their last two Ligue 1 matches at home.
To hope to make a success, Carles Martinez Novell will still be forced to tinker. Nicolaisen is doing better, but no risks will be taken with the Dane. “ Rasmus is better. He received a blow against Le Havre, it was quite painful, so he couldn’t continue. But he returned to training this week and will be available for the match“, explained the technician.
An infirmary still well stocked for Téfécé
Martinez Novell also gave an update on the other players in the squad who are currently in the infirmary. “ Zakaria, Denis, Moussa and Mikkel have all returned to the group. As after each press conference, we must meet with the staff and the medical group to make decisions and ask ourselves whether they are suitable or not.“.
Toulouse should present itself with its 3-4-2-1 animation. Dallinga is obviously expected at the forefront of the attack to undermine the Lyon defense. Remains, summoned by Thierry Henry with the Espoirs for the international break, will concentrate Toulouse’s hopes at the other end of the field.
The expected line-up for Toulouse : Remains – Mawissa, Costa, Keben – Kamanzi, Spierings, Sierro, Suazo – Magri, Gboho – Dallinga.
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