Lyon lost to PSG both of the oppositions in League 1 (0: 1) at home and (2: 4) at “Parc des Princes” and will want to take revenge this week in the first of two cup confrontations with Paris. Which outcome will be most likely? Find it out in our prediction.
Bet Now!To date, the "Kids" have 40 points and six points have crept up to the European competition zone. Lyon has 11 victories and the third line of attack in France - 42 goals scored, 16 of which are in the account of Ousmane Dembele.
On the way to the semifinals, Lyon beat Burg-en-Bres (7: 0), Nantes (4: 3), Nice (2: 1) and Marseille (1: 0), which we gave a forecast.
In today's game, Memphis Depay, Jeff Reine and Sole Jaimes will not be able to play.
In the last match, the capital club for the second time this year sent knockout Dijon (4: 0). In the Champions League, the “blue-red" lost in the first match of Borussia from Dortmund, but the score 1: 2 leaves a good chance of overall success.
Thiago Silva, Ander Herrera, Colin Dagba will not be able to take part in today's game. Di Maria’s participation is in question.
Bookmakers do not see any other outcome than the victory of Parisians, but we believe that Lyon has better discipline in defense, which can be a decisive factor and the hosts, at least, will not lose in regular time, which is what we propose to play the bet on.
Our prediction - Lyon will not lose (Double chance 1X)
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