The stakes were high this Sunday evening for OL, with 7th place and European qualification in their sights, especially since Rennes had lost and Marseille would play against Lens later.
The kick-off was delayed due to smoke bombs being lit as the players entered, and Monaco quickly took the lead.
After just 22 seconds of play, Wissam Ben Yedder scored, surprising Lyon from the start. Ben Yedder, who had not scored in his previous nine games, opened the scoring in an unexpected way. (Read more on Lyon Foot)
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