On this part, Jeremy Magan analyzed Ligue 1's matchday 10th:

[Lyon - Tolouse] Bosz’s last game on the Lyon bench and Laurent Blanc will sit on the bench from this weekend onwards.

[O. Marseille - Ajaccio] OM uninspired and surprised at home concede their first defeat of the season

[Reims - PSG] PSG clearly frustrated – not a great result before a critical week, playing Benfica and OM.

[Montpellier - Monaco] 'Le Monégasques' slowly but surely hitting their form.

[Brest - Lorient] 'Les Merlus' resisted well and is now 2nd on the table, only 1 point behind PSG!

[Clermont - Auxerre] 'Les Lanciers' (6th) played the same upbeat style of football we have enjoyed last season.

[Nice 3-2 Troyes] In form Troyes wanted to surprise Nice at the Allianz Riviera but 'Les Aiglons' took the victory.

[Angers - Strasbourg] Le RCS got their first win of the season.

[Rennes 3-0 Nantes] 'Les Canaris' played decently for just 15 minutes, but then Rennes took over.

[Lille - Lens] A highly anticipated Derby du Nord at the Stade Pierre Mauroy was decided by a penalty from Jonathan David 

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In this part, Jeremy talks with an OL fan, Samuel @OZOL1950, to put some context into the situation at Lyon.

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[Ligue 1 's Matchday Analysis] 

PSG, OM and Lens still undefeated, Lorient keeps surprising, Monaco rises

Area Di Rigore, your weekly dosage of Serie A brought to you by Breaking the lines and hosted by Dharnish Iqbal & Max Angelo.

On a jam-packed Sunday, the subplots are developing in a captivating Serie A season before the international break:

- The pressure increases on Allegri as Di Maria's sending-off >> Monza pick up their first ever Serie A win

Zach and the boys from LongBallFutebol discuss the Portuguese national team’s squad, Rafa Silva’s abrupt international retirement, and the rest of the action from a busy week of Portuguese football.

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- [Squad Analysis] Lorient 19 points – best start by a french coach in Ligue 1 in the 21st century.

- [Manager Analysis] Regis Le Bris is another example of a successful French coach coming through the ranks, from the academy to the 1st team bench

- [Player Analysis] Ouattara, Le Fee, Moffi are in brilliant form and a decent defense

- [Opinion] Ligue 1 referees: are they too harsh?

- [Manager Analysis] Lyon – Bosz’s tactics don’t change

- [Manager Analysis] Galtier – great results despite turnover controversy

- [Manager Analysis] Tudor – OM payers starting to crack under fatigue

- [Squad Analysis] Rennes – Genesio playing the youth – Desire Doué (2005) one to watch

- [Squad Analysis] Strasbourg has not won yet – Stephan uses patience and tries new things & Habib Diarra (2004) makes room for himself in the starting lineup

The boys are joined by Casey Evans (@Casey_Evans_) as they digest everything to offer in Serie A:

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- What's the performance of French teams in the UCL and Europa League?

There is so much to unpack on this week's show!

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In the first part, Jeremy talks about Which team had the best Transfer window in Ligue 1?