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Another Big One Defeated: Brazil 1 – 0 England

See The Cup 14 November @ 02:42 PM EST

Brazil and England was going to be a reserve festival, as injuries took away many players from the match. So if in theory this is a match with no favorites, in reality, Brazil got that title as it had less players in the ER. Brazil had the responsibility to play better and add another match to the unbeaten streak against England that is 19 years-old.

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Foto: South American Threesome

The Offside - Olympique Lyonnais 06 November @ 05:46 PM EST

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For those of you are brave enough to describe the above picture with words, it's caption time!

Bonus points if you can find Lisandro in this picture.

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AS ST. ETIENNE vs. LYON

The Offside - Olympique Lyonnais 31 October @ 11:25 AM EST


OCTOBER 31, 2009
Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, St. Etienne
4PM ET (21:00 CET, 20:00 GMT)


Saturday, OL make their descent into Le Chaudron and you can believe it will be hot- aka Stade Geoffroy-Guichard to kick-off the only derby that really matters.

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Dunga Calls Fabio Aurelio, Hulk and Michel Bastos

See The Cup 27 October @ 01:39 PM EST

Dunga announced today the players who will play the last 2 matches of the year (against England and Oman). And he had a few surprises. Given that he decided not to call players from Brazilian clubs (and therefore was unable to call Adriano and Diego Tardelli), he called forward Hulk. But he wasn't the only surprise.

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A Delectable Luxury Import from the Land of LOSC

The Offside - Olympique Lyonnais 17 July @ 09:08 AM EST


Lyon Can Finally Fly Straight Again: OL's New Winger Swoops into Town, Hopefully to Take Us to New Heights.
No, it's not a Ferrari nor Beluga caviar, it's a Brazilian winger. Like and injured bird, OL's left wing- along with a slew of other issues- hindered it's abilitiy to fly as strong as it was capable of, but now it's finally healed, stronger than ever, and ready for lift-off.

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Lyon set to sign Michel Bastos

Soccer Pie 15 July @ 03:35 AM EST

Lyon fans were disappointed with the departures of team's key players, Juninho and Benzema after the end of last season but it seems that Jean-Michel Aulas will manage to create a team capable of challenging for honours. After the capture of Argentinean striker Lisandro Lopez, Les Gones are set to snatch the hottest prospect in French football, Lille's Michel Bastos.

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Have Lyon Gone Batshit Crazy?

The Offside - Olympique Lyonnais 15 July @ 02:47 AM EST

It was bound to happy eventually. I don't know about you guys, but after the embarrassment of last season's finish, I was dreading the oncoming ~dramah~, :tearz:, and angsty soap operas from the players and the staff. I was expecting a meltdown of epic proportions. I thought that the sky would fall.

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WEEKLY TRANSFER ROUND-UP IV

The Offside - Olympique Lyonnais 10 July @ 07:22 PM EST


OL Gets Serious About The Attack!

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Lisandro Lopez: Lyon finally got their man. JMA's first signing of the summer cost OL 24 mill plus performance bonuses. Lisandro is supposed to be in Lyon Friday for his physical.

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Transfer Talk: What’s Plan F Again?

The Offside 03 July @ 07:30 AM EST
Aston Villa, Tottenham, Fulham, Milan...Abby Clancy - what the hell is Peter Crouch's appeal? Decent targetman, but what about the aesthetics? Football's a game of beauty - hence that whole beautiful game thing - and Peter Crouch is, well, he's just not. He's a 200cm skeleton bumbling up and down the pitch in something of [. Click to continue reading...

FIFA Names Its Players To Watch In 2009

The Offside 09 January @ 10:00 AM EST
FIFA, ever one to throw the middle finger to convention (See: World Cup 2010), has named their players to watch in 2009 and done so by listing 13 players, clearly damning them all to a year of unfortunate suckitude. It is, as one would expect, mostly a bunch of young prodigies and players on the cusp [. Click to continue reading...