Ligue 1 : Lyon – Lorient, compos officielles et chaines TV

Le coup d’envoi de la rencontre entre l’Olympique Lyonnais et le FC Lorient est programmé ce dimanche 12 avril à 20h45, dans le cadre du championnat de Ligue 1. La rencontre sera à suivre en direct sur Ligue 1+. L’Olympique Lyonnais se présente avec le onze suivant : Greif – Kango, Mata, Niakhaté, Abner – Maitland-Niles, Morton, Nartey – Ghezzal, Yaremchuk, Afonso Moreira. La composition du FC Lorient De son côté, le FC Lorient débute avec : Mvogo – Meïté, Adjei, Faye – Le Bris, Avom Ebong, Cadiou, Kouassi – Pagis, Dieng, Makengo. Un match important en Ligue 1 Cette rencontre de Ligue 1 s’annonce importante pour les deux équipes, chacune ayant besoin de points dans cette fin de saison. Lyon voudra s’imposer à domicile, tandis que Lorient tentera de créer la surprise à l’extérieur. toffler.lol

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Manchester City réclame un penalty après ce corner joué court. Jérémy Doku provoque dans la surface, mais Cole Palmer réalise un geste défensif limite pour protéger son but. Dans la continuité de l’action, Antoine Semenyo s’écroule dans la surface après un contact avec Palmer et réclame à son tour un penalty, mais l’arbitre ne bronche pas et laisse le jeu se poursuivre.

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Medeama SC battered Asante Kotoko 4-0 during Sunday’s Week 29 Ghana Premier League fixture at the Tarkwa TnA Park to reclaim top spot.

Kelvin Obeng’s goal to make it 2-0 for Medeama SC against Asante Kotoko. Brilliant header. #GPL #GPLMW29 pic.twitter.com/gEz0NqzO5a

— Ghana Premier League (@GhanaLeague) April 12, 2026

The two-time FA Cup winners opened the floodgates in the 14th minute when Manuel Mantey’s thundering strike deflected against Henry Ansu to beat Aziz Daari in post for Kotoko.

Kelvin Obeng was brought down a few meters away from Kotoko’s penalty area but Medeama’s free kick expert, Salim Adams, blew his effort wayward three minutes after their opener.

Kotoko struggled to string passes together with their moves mostly failing to threaten Medeama’s backline. The Mauve and Yellow kept pushing forward in search of more goals and it paid off with a free kick in Kotoko’s final third.

Midfielder Fuzy Taylor whipped in a brilliant free kick with Kelvin Obeng rising to head in the second goal with thirty minutes played. Salim Adams got a third goal four minutes later with an easy tap in from Kelvin Obeng’s perfect low cross to further frustrate Kotoko’s plans.

Salim Adams finally scores a tap in. #GPL #GPLMW29 pic.twitter.com/pOjYCvAsQP

— Ghana Premier League (@GhanaLeague) April 12, 2026

With two minutes of added time exhausted, the hosts marched into the break with a comfortable 3-0 lead. The hosts returned for the second half with more purpose just like the first department with quick passes and movements down the wings.

Abdul Salam broke very quickly from the right side of the field before setting up Salim Adams who easily swept in the fourth goal in the 50th minute.

The hosts however slowed the tempo of the game with casual possession in the middle of park, making Kotoko look ordinary on the pitch.

The big win shot them back to the top of the league table with 53 points, two points better than defending champions GoldStars who lost 2-1 at Aduana on Friday at the Nana Agyemang Badu Park.

Ghana Premier League: Week 29 results

Friday, April 10

Aduana 2-1 GoldStars

Saturday, April 11

Vision FC 1-0 Hearts of Oak

Sunday, April 12

Medeama 4-0 Kotoko
Nations 2-0 Holy Stars
Young Apostles 1-0 All Blacks
Karela 2-2 Heart of Lions
Dreams 5-1 Eleven Wonders
Samartex 1-0 Berekum Chelsea

Hohoe United vs Bechem United (Canceled)