Considered the big poster child for the round of 16 of the Coupe de France, the meeting between Lille OSC and Olympique Lyonnais promises to be interesting to follow.
What time for LOSC – OL?
If the year 2026 began with the resumption of Ligue 1 last weekend, it is the Coupe de France which will regain its rights in the coming days in the small planet of French football. And the poster for the round of 16 will pit Lille against Lyon. A meeting which will be played this Sunday January 11 evening 9:00 p.m. at the Pierre-Mauroy Stadium. The referee will be Clément Turpin.
On which channel to follow LOSC – OL?
Broadcast in prime time on Sunday evening, this match between LOSC and OL will be available to watch on beIN Sports 1the main channel of the Coupe de France.
The probable line-ups of LOSC – OL:
Defeated on home turf by Rennes in a match marred by refereeing controversies (0-2), LOSC will try to make up for its failed start to 2026. For this, the Mastiffs will have no other choice than to beat Lyon to earn a ticket for the round of 16 of the Coupe de France. During this meeting, Bruno Genesio, former Lyon coach, will be without Alexsandro, who is suspended.
The probable composition of LOSC: Ozer – Meunier, Ngoy, Andrew, Blessings – Broholm, Haraldsson, Forehead – Giroud.
After starting the new year perfectly by beating Monaco 3-1 at Louis-II last week, OL want to go as far as possible in the Coupe de France, to try to win their first trophy since 2012. But for that, Les Gones will first have to get rid of Les Dogues, which will not be easy away from home. During this match, Paulo Fonseca will line up a good team, with perhaps the first from Endrick.
The probable composition of l’OL: Greif – Maitland-Niles, Mata, Kluivert, Tagliafico – Morton, Red, Tolisso – Sulc, Endrick, Moreira.
French Cup
January 11, 2026 at 9:00 p.m.
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