Olympique Lyonnais Reserves and Academy

Olympique Lyonnais
Full name Olympique Lyonnais
Nickname(s) Les Gones, Lyon, or OL
Founded 1899/1950[1]
Ground Plaine des Jeux de Gerland,
Lyon
Ground Capacity 2,500
Chairman France Jean-Michel Aulas
Manager

France Alain Olio & Gilles Rousset (CFA)

France Maxence Flachez (U-19s)
France Armand Garrido (U-17s)
League Championnat de France amateur
Championnat National Under-19
Championnat National Under-17
2009–10


2008–09


2008–09
CFA Groupe B, 4th (Reserves' Champion)

Groupe B, 1st (Eliminated in Phase 2)

Groupe C, 1st (Eliminated in Phase 2)

The Olympique Lyonnais Reserves & Academy are the reserve team and academy of French club Olympique Lyonnais. The reserves squad play in the Championnat de France amateur division, the fourth division of French football and the highest division the team is allowed to participate in. Lyon have won the reserves title of the Championnat de France amateur six times. They have won in 1998, 2001, 2003, 2006, and 2009, and 2010.

The U-18 squad participates in their weekly league, the Championnat National Under-18, which is a league comprising four groups of fourteen clubs who play each other twice during the regular season. This session is dubbed Phase 1. Following the regular season, the four group winners are randomly selected to face each other in semi-final matches (dubbed Phase 2) to decide who will play each other in the Under-18 Championnat National championship match, usually held in Mayenne. There is also a third-place match, which is usually held just before the championship match. The Under-18 squad also regularly participates in the Coupe Gambardella. They have won the title on 3 occasions. They won the cup in 1971, 1994, and 1997.

The U-16 side participates in a league, the Championnat National Under-16, which is a youth league comprising six groups of twelve clubs who play each other twice during the regular season, which is dubbed Phase 1. Following the regular season, the six group winners and the two best second place clubs are randomly inserting into two groups of four, where they play each other at neutral venues once over a span of four days. This portion is dubbed Phase 2. The two winners of each group will then face each other in the championship match to determine the champion of the Under-16 Championnat National. The Under-16 squad also participates in regional cup competitions.

The current CFA manager is Robert Valette, who played for Olympique Lyonnais for almost 20 years. He has been the CFA manager since 1996.[2] The manager of the Olympique Lyonnais U-18s and U-16s are Patrick Paillot,[3] father of former Olympique Lyonnais defender Sandy Paillot, and Armand Garrido.[4][5]

Players

Reserve squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
40 France GK Dorian Grange
44 Switzerland GK Anthony Racioppi
50 Cameroon GK Stanislas Lebongo
34 Ghana DF Isaac Hemans
36 France DF Dylan Mboumbouni
37 France DF Romaric N'Gouma
46 France DF Gédéon Kalulu
49 Morocco DF Adil Benjeddi
55 France DF Alexandre Roselli
56 France DF Pierre Nouvel
France DF Issiar Dramé
Norway DF Tord Salte
25 France MF Houssem Aouar
No. Position Player
32 France MF Maxime D'Arpino
35 France MF Timothé Cognat
38 Luxembourg MF Christopher Martins Pereira
41 France MF Maxence Caqueret
43 France MF Yoann Martelat
53 Ghana MF Elisha Owusu
57 France MF Hamza Rafia
Belgium MF Idriss Bouchentouf
39 France FW Myziane Maolida
45 Republic of the Congo FW Alan Dzabana
47 Democratic Republic of the Congo FW Yann Kitala
48 France FW Amine Gouiri
France FW Yassin Fékir
France FW Thomas Richard
France FW Thomas Oualembo

Current Academy squad

Note: All players are eligible to play for Olympique Lyonnais's CFA squad. As of 1 February 2013[6][7]

Nat Player DOB Position International Caps Previous Club
Under-19
France Malcolm Barcola 14 May 1999 GK AS Lyon-Duchère
France Nicolas Garcia 19 May 1999 GK
Switzerland Anthony Racioppi 31 December 1998 GK
Canada Zachary Brault Guillard 30 December 1998 DF Capped at under-20 level
France Jafar Demdoum 5 March 1999 DF
Republic of Ireland Mathieu Gadet 11 July 1999 DF Capped at under-17 level
France Harris Gahrouri 9 February 1999 DF
France Adrien Lebeau 26 January 1998 DF
France Bryan N'Gwabije 30 May 1998 DF
France Pierre Nouvel 10 January 1998 DF Capped at under-16 level
Norway Tord Johnsen Salte 8 February 1999 DF Capped at under-17 level Norway Bryne FK
Portugal Quentin Vieira 10 May 1999 DF Capped at under-18 level
France Houssem Aouar 30 June 1998 MF Capped at under-19 level
France Timothé Cognat 25 January 1998 MF Capped at under-19 level
France Paul Devarrewaere 19 February 1999 MF Capped at under-17 level
France Moussa Djoumoi 9 April 1998 MF FC Lyon
France Issiar Dramé 16 February 1999 MF Stade Rennais
Switzerland Jonathan Grossrieder 24 April 1999 MF
Democratic Republic of the Congo Yann Kitala 9 April 1998 MF Capped at under-18 level
France William Marie-Magdeleine 27 November 1999 MF
Portugal César Neto 26 February 1999 MF
France Ryan Ouazine 27 March 1999 MF
France Hamza Rafia 22 April 1999 MF Capped at under-17 level
Portugal Mickaël Almeida 27 January 1999 FW Capped at under-18 level
France Florian Ankoué 4 June 1998 FW
Belgium Foudil Bouchentouf 10 January 1998 FW
France Jean-Philippe Javaloyes 13 April 1999 FW -
France Myziane Maolida 4 February 1999 FW Capped at under-18 level
France Thomas Oualembo 6 April 1999 FW Clermont Foot
Nat Player DOB Position International Caps Previous Club
Under-17 Squad
France Tanguy Girardot 10 February 2000 GK
France Samy Torche 18 April 2000 GK
France Melvin Bard 6 November 2000 DF
France Pierre Kalulu 5 June 2000 DF
France Mathis Louiserre 18 August 2000 DF
France Cyriaque Mayounga 4 October 2000 DF
France Andy Pereira da Costa 4 March 2000 DF
France Marly Rampont 5 November 2000 DF
France Mohamed Bahlouli 17 February 2000 MF
France Maxence Caqueret 15 February 2000 MF Capped at under-16 level
France Jairzinho Fumont 6 February 2000 MF
France Alexis Guérin 5 August 2000 MF
France Basile Marc 17 March 2000 MF
France Lilian Perrier 30 January 2000 MF
France Romain Thunet 18 April 2000 MF
France Amine Gouiri 16 February 2000 FW Capped at under-16 level
France Esteban Lepaul 18 March 2000 FW
France Théo Ndicka Matam 20 March 2000 FW Capped at under-16 level
France Yaya Soumaré 23 June 2000 FW

Notable academy players

France

Ludovic Giuly, a former graduate of the Lyon youth academy


Raymond Domenech, former French national football team manager and former graduate of the Lyon youth academy.

Africa

Rest of World

Honours

  • Championnat de France Amateurs : 7
    • Champions: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2006, 2003, 2001, 1998
  • Championnat National Under-19: 3
    • Champions: 2005, 2000, 1993
  • Championnat National Under-17 : 3
    • Champions: 2014, 2004, 2000, 1994
  • Coupe Gambardella : 3
    • Champions: 1997, 1994, 1971
    • Finalists: 2015, 2006, 2005, 1992, 1970
  • Coupe Nationale Under-16 (with Rhône-Alpes) : 2
    • Champions: 1996, 1960

Staff

References

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