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OL had just lost against Fenerbahçe in the Europa League and drew against Le Havre, while Auxerre were bottom with 0 points and 8 goals conceded in two matches. The match took place in a tense climate after racist attacks around Parc OL during the previous match against Le Havre.
Jeremy Laugier
Published on 09/04/2026 at 4:49 p.m. • Updated on 09/04/2026 at 10:56 p.m.
9:01 p.m.
Come on, let's quickly get to the reactions after this 3-1 success, which was well controlled overall. We'll meet again for article and video tomorrow morning. Thank you for the follow-up and have a great evening. Don't forget to switch with Aymeric to the Parc des Princes for PSG-Monaco. The kiss!
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90th+5
Finito, really quiet/serene victory for the gang in Tolisso this evening!
90th+4
Well, without demoralizing you, Auxerre friends, it could be a good idea to keep up this season, given what these first three days are like: 0 points and 11 goals conceded in three days, it's hot!
90th
Five minutes of added time, and 36,278 spectators this evening.
88th
The crossroads for Boudache!
OL definitely failed to improve their goal average, because the former Nice winger was completely alone, from close range, to finish at the far post. But he tried too hard and his attempt only found the Burgundian bar. Khalis Merah's left caviar was really perfect though...
82nd
Oh the naughty Openda, how could he not serve Tessmann on this huge 4-1 ball???
The counter-attack was perfect, with a well-whipped cross by Athekame towards Loïs Openda. But rather than playing it altruistic with an “extrapass” towards Tessmann even better placed in the area, the former Juve flop hits on goal, and it is repelled by Makosso, seriously heroic at the time.
82nd
Tyler Morton playing Verratti in his penalty area, we obviously like it!
75th
Bistrup is in turn replaced, just after a very ugly loss of the ball but a good match before that. Tanner Tessmann replaces him. To see if the hierarchy will now be this one all the time, while we imagined that the American would no longer be in Lyon from September.
73rd
We're taking advantage of the 2nd cool break of the evening to share Ernest Nuamah's great goal with you.
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72nd
The Lyon central hinge is not great on this cross from Lamine Sy, who finds Archer, a little short of the head to conclude.
70th
Tyler Morton tries from afar, with much less success than against Sparta Prague.
69th
Great movement from Lyon with Athekame, then Bidstrup (always as combative), Tolisso and finally Openda who, embarrassed, missed his shot on this one.
67th
Boudache and Merah have just replaced Nuamah (really very good this evening) and Sulc (rather discreet).
64th
OL is rather in (good) management there, not a lot of things to tell you I admit.
57th
Greif always attentive on a good impulse from Auxerre!
53rd
Buuuuuuuuuut from Ernest Nuamah!
And it's deserved as the Ghanaian really had a good match. There, he was served “in traffic” by Pavel Sulc and he really had to sneak around to find an angle to strike with his left paw. Really well played this affair, and 3-1!
49th
Good luck from the left side of AJA Akpa, and Greif takes no risks to repel the danger without trying to catch the ball.
48th
OL resumes its domination phase there, with some not uninteresting combinations (special mention to Bidstrup and his activity).
8:07 p.m.
Here we go again at the stadium!
8:02 p.m.
Ah, Malick Fofana's little goodbye message was published this afternoon on his social networks.
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Olympique Lyonnais welcomes AJ Auxerre this Friday (7 p.m., on Ligue 1 +) at Parc OL, on the occasion of the 3rd day of Ligue 1.
Well launched in the league thanks to their success in Toulouse (0-2), OL have since lost THE match of their season against Fenerbahçe (1-2), synonymous with the Europa League and not the Champions League. Then the gloom from the summer was confirmed in Lyon with the draw (1-1) against Le Havre and the departure of Malick Fofana at the end of the transfer window.
Under tension since the European elimination, Paulo Fonseca must quickly re-mobilize his group, starting with this seemingly harmless match against the red lantern from Auxerre (0 points and 8 goals conceded in 2 matches).
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90th+5
Finito, really quiet/serene victory for the gang in Tolisso this evening!
53rd
Buuuuuuuuuut from Ernest Nuamah!
And it's deserved as the Ghanaian really had a good match. There, he was served “in traffic” by Pavel Sulc and he really had to sneak around to find an angle to strike with his left paw. Really well played this affair, and 3-1!
8:07 p.m.
Here we go again at the stadium!
7:51 p.m.
Halftime with this score 2-1. Auxerre suffered seriously but the Burgundians are finally in the game on the scoreboard.
42nd
Oooooh the cold snap in Lyon with Cameron Archer's nice goal!
What a nice dribble from the AJA striker to clear Bacher in the open area before mystifying Greif from close range, 2-1!
31st
Oh oh the CR7 ketchup scenario, BUUUUUUUUT from Athekame!
At the start a good overflow from Abner, then a good delivery from Openda, and the Swiss full-back from AC Milan Zachary Athekame concludes with a nice shot from the right from 18 m. The break is already here!
28th
Buuuuuuut for Felix Bacher’s OL!!!!!
This one will count for good! Ernest Nuamah's kick from a corner is perfect, as is the presence of OL's Austrian recruit. Note that Elyikia Legros deflects Bacher's header a little, which completes Diop's deception. 1-0 for OL so!
25th
The explanation is quicker, AND WE HEAR! The Danish foul is reported, still 0-0, no nightmare scenario for OL.
20th
Well no, the goal is refused... for a mini offside knee from Loïs Openda! We remain at 0-0!
7:00 p.m.
The kick-off has just been given, we hope that we will have fun together here, ladies and gentlemen!
6:40 p.m.
Pavel Sulc holder!
The summer transfer window is over, Pavel Sulc is still there, so we see him again as a starter. With as much efficiency as last season?
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4:45 p.m.
Hello Nakamurix!
Hi everyone, sorry for the misleading teaser: OL's latest recruit, Japanese international Keito Nakamura (ex-Reims), is not qualified for this 3rd day of Ligue 1. Lyon would in any case be inspired to win against AJ Auxerre already in the red (0 points, 8 goals conceded in 2 matches), this Friday (7 p.m.).
We will be at the stadium to make you experience this meeting, which will take place in a necessarily particular climate, due to the two episodes of aggression around Parc OL, on the sidelines of the last match against Le Havre (1-1) six days ago, which are the subject of an investigation aimed in particular at determining the racist nature. In the middle of a stormy summer in Lyon, due to the elimination from the Champions League against Fenerbahçe (1-2), the club did not need that.
>> Join us from 6:30 p.m. to take you through the pre-match, before kick-off at 7 p.m. See you all!
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
OL will win their next match against a mid-table opponent
Possible · Within weeks
The investigation into racist attacks around Parc OL will determine whether there was a racist nature
Possible · Within weeks

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Paris Saint-Germain lost (2-1) against AS Monaco on Friday at the Parc des Princes, despite an early goal from Marquinhos. Monaco equalized through Nazinho then took the lead thanks to Idumbo, signing their third consecutive victory in the league, while PSG remains winless in Ligue 1 this season.

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Olympique Lyonnais beat AJ Auxerre 3-1 on Matchday 3 of Ligue 1 at Parc OL, thanks to goals from Felix Bacher, Zachary Athekame and Ernest Nuamah, while Cameron Archer reduced the score for Auxerre. The match took place in a tense context after two episodes of aggression around the stadium during the previous match against Le Havre.