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Lyon relegated to Ligue 2 due to financial breaches; American owner John Textor reportedly expected to appeal
Lyon were relegated to Ligue 2 following a decision from the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG), French soccer's financial watchdog, seven months after they were provisionally relegated for financial mismanagement.
Lyon relegated to Ligue 2 over finances but French giants will appeal against 'incomprehensible' decision
Lyon relegated to Ligue 2 after an audit by French football financial watchdog; seven-time French champions will appeal against decision; Lyon are owned by John Textor, who has sold his stake in Crystal Palace to New York Jets owner Woody Johnson;
As previously reported by Foot Mercato, Lyon have been allowed by UEFA to feature in next season’s Europa League ...
Crystal Palace earned a place in the Europa League by winning the FA Cup, but UEFA's multi-club ownership rules threaten ...
Lyon will be able to play in Europe next season if they win their appeal against relegation to the French second division, ...
Lyon have been allowed by UEFA to feature in next season’s Europa League campaign, despite the DNCG’s ruling to demote them ...
CRYSTAL PALACE could be cleared to play their first European campaign this week – as a direct consequence of Lyon’s shock ...
Crystal Palace's hopes of playing Europa League football have taken a blow, as Lyon announced an agreement with UEFA to play in the competition.
Lyon are included in the Ligue 1 fixtures for next season despite being demoted to France's second tier because of poor ...
Lyon have been cleared to play in the Europa League, subject to a successful appeal of their demotion to Ligue 2.
CRYSTAL Palace will have to wait until at least Monday to discover if they have been cleared to play their first European ...
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