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Olympique Lyonnais has not lost everything in Old Trafford. He even gained weight support in the person of Luis Enrique. Which, let's face it, was not won in view of the icy relations between the Lyon and Parisian leaders. Asked about the nightmare elimination of OL in the quarter-final of the Europa League on the lawn of Manchester United, the Paris Saint-Germain coach swept the hypothesis of a mental bankruptcy on the part of the men of Paulo Fonseca.
“So if you win, it's that you are strong in your head, but if you lose, it's necessarily that you are mentally weak. For me, it has nothing to do with the result. I think that Lyon made an exceptional match by losing 2-0, returning to 2-2, and when the match seemed acquired, there was the expulsion of Tolisso with a lot of bad luck, because it is an action on which the player does nothing but there is a shock. »»
OL and MU “Mentally”
For Luis Enrique, the expulsion is a central factor in the cold analysis of the Lyon evening, namely that to succeed in leading 4-2 in inferiority, at a time of the match where the organizations were exhausted, constituted in itself an anomaly to put in the credit of OL.
“Arriving at 4-2 with ten players, you need mind,” ends the Asturian. For me, Lyon made a big match against a team that plays football. The two teams were mentally strong. The one who won like the one who lost. »»
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