Ligue 1

[KingMessi]

Real will win it, what is there to watch? Win at home, lose away, nothing new for me.

This is the exact mentality that lost us the league last year. The league isn't over until someone mathematically wins it.

 

[onzeXI]

This league is more fun to watch than Bundesliga and La Liga because it is so exiting who will win it in the end. Still think PSG will get themselves up but Lyon and Marseille can surprise.

Is this an attempt to teach us the definition of "irony"?

 

[Egert]

If Lyon win, they will go 4p up at the top. Marseille lost 2-1 to Nice yesterday and Lyon plays Metz at home, so logically they will beat them.

 

[Blaugrana Bull]

What a goal.

 

[Barcadub]

Monaco have conceded 1 goal in their last 14 games in all competitions.

Unbelievable

 

[TornAndFrayed]

and scored how much ? 6, 7 ? good times in the L1

Last round ( or next to last? ) saw an average of 1 goal/game. Glorious.

@barcadub i was deliberately exaggerating maybe that wasn't clear. I think Monaco has the resources to play a complete game once in a while, and if not they have already been lucky this season especially in the CL, so anything can happen, though I doubt they will score more than two goals over the two legs.

 

[Barcadub]

17 goals actually.

Interesting to see how they get on against Arsenal in the Emirates ha.

 

[Jair Ventura]

and scored how much ? 6, 7 ? good times in the L1

Last round ( or next to last? ) saw an average of 1 goal/game. Glorious.

@barcadub i was deliberately exaggerating maybe that wasn't clear. I think Monaco has the resources to play a complete game once in a while, and if not they have already been lucky this season especially in the CL, so anything can happen, though I doubt they will score more than two goals over the two legs.

As Dub pointed out, 17 goals over that span isn't too shabby. Monaco isn't there just yet, but they're well on their way to sustained prominence and are certainly playing well enough to knock off Arsenal imo. Ligue 1 is generally looked down upon, but they're a few more competent investors away from being one of the better leagues in Europe. They merely require the resources to convince French youth to stay home.

 

[KingMessi]

[video]https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video/B9QXiKJCcAAAqCv.mp4[/video]

Marseille's Mario Lemina sent off for this.

 

[Egert]

Will Lacazete be back for the PSG game or not?

 

[KingMessi]

Great to see that Lyon are still leading the league. When will Lacazette be back?

 

[Rapha]

I don't know, probably the end of month... Lyon is very strong with Fekir, Gonalons particulary without Lacazette...

 

[Bertus]

Great to see that Lyon are still leading the league. When will Lacazette be back?

In 2 weeks according to their medical staff.

 

[Jair Ventura]

If PSG and Monaco both manage to move forward in the CL against top EPL sides I'll be very pleased. I'll have even more confidence next season in Ligue 1's success in the competition with Lyon and Marseille looking to qualify.

 

[Ode to Django]

If PSG and Monaco both manage to move forward in the CL against top EPL sides I'll be very pleased. I'll have even more confidence next season in Ligue 1's success in the competition with Lyon and Marseille looking to qualify.

Ligue 1 are doing well, fair play.

One of the better league's defensively.