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Première Ligue
Fresh from a 7-1 demolition of Fleury, OL Lyonnes welcome Paris FC to Groupama Stadium looking to erase the painful memory of a 5-0 home loss in May.
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OL Lyonnes are set to welcome Paris FC to Groupama Stadium for their first home fixture of the season - a rematch of the Première Ligue play-off final, which Lyon won.
The hosts head into the clash brimming with confidence after dismantling Fleury 7-1 in their opening league match, a result that underlined their credentials as favourites to retain the national title.
Organisers expect between 7,000 and 8,000 supporters to fill the stands in Décines, with ambitions of pushing the figure closer to 9,000. A sizeable crowd would provide a fitting backdrop for a side determined to make amends at this venue.
Lyon's last outing at Décines ended in a chastening 5-0 defeat on 29 May, a result that still stings. Delivering a commanding performance against Paris FC would go some way towards banishing that memory and setting the tone for the home campaign ahead, OneFootball reports.
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