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Lyon remain team to beat

Afp, Lyon
A strike from Sidney Gouvou with two minutes to go saw Lyon make it three wins out of three with a 2-1 win over Olympiakos of Greece in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Gerard Houllier's men got off to a bright start that brought a magnificent goal from Brazilian midfielder Juninho after just four minutes.
However, they then allowed a physically-tough but pedestrian Greek side to dominate much of the midfield action.
Olympiakos thought they had stolen a draw when Pantelis Kafes equalised with six minutes to go, but Govou then hit the winner four minutes later.
Houllier will be delighted with the three points which leaves his side on the verge of qualification for the last 16 after playing just three games.
A full-strength Lyon topped Group F coming into the match after impressive wins over Real Madrid and Rosenborg and they were immediately on top of a Greek side looking to bag their first point and who lost at home in their domestic league at the weekend.
The Olympiakos defence made the mistake of giving away a free-kick 25 metres out after just four minutes and were left spellbound as Brazilian dead ball specialist Juninho stepped forward to bend a marvellous right-footer round the wall and into the top left-hand corner of the net.
French international striker Gouvou should have made it 2-0 shortly after as he stormed through the middle, but he dallied long enough on the ball to allow a defender to get back in time to deflect his shot over the bar.
The Greeks weathered the early storm and started to pose a threat of their own coming closest after 27 minutes when skipper Pedrag Djordjevic found himself in space 18 yards out.
But he struck his shot too close to goalkeeper Gregory Coupet who made a comfortable save.
Lyon's new Brazilian striker Fred immediately had a golden opportunity at the other end but his angled shot from 10 metres out lacked power and hardly troubled Antonio Nikopolidis in the Olympiakos goal.
But it was the home side who once again finished the half the stronger with Fred and Govou beating the visiting defence for pace time and time again.
The runaway leaders of the French first division found it hard to sustain the pressure into the second half as the more
studied play of the Olympiakos midfield slowed the action down.
And the Greeks came close to equalising after 55 minutes when Yiannakis Okkas should have made more of a curling free-kick from the right which he tamely headed over.
Diarra headed the ball into the Olympiakos net in the following action from a free-kick, but his effort was disallowed for offside against his own defender Kris.
Five minutes later Portuguese midfielder Tiago hit a tremendous dipping shot from 25 metres out forcing Nikopolidis to tip the ball over his crossbar, but it was the visitors who were enjoying most of the possession at this stage.