The LOSC began its first season under the direction of Bruno Genesio, who seems to have lasted forever. Despite this, the coach followed the steps of René Girard, who had finished his first year on the podium in 2014. In parallel with an epic League of Champions, where exploits were made in the league phase and a disillusionment lived at the eighth stage of the final, the LOSC must keep on heading in the championship and continue the regular rhythm of the hexagonal games. Month after month, they gave their truth and led the Dogues to fight again for the podium and a qualifying place for the most prestigious European competitions. Fourth with 53 units so far, they are on track to achieve their goals set early in the season, four days from the end of the championship. Bruno Genesio became the first coach to count 53 points after his first 30 games on the Ligue 1 LOSC bench since René Girard in 2014 (54), following his success on Sunday’s AJ Auxerre (3-1). At that time, the Lille formation finished its 2013-14 fiscal year in third place, a outcome she would like to be able to relive this season. To do this, it will be necessary to maintain the course while the LOSC remains on two consecutive wins (Toulouse 1-2, AJ Auxerre 3-1). If they were to win their last four releases (Angers, OM, Brest, Reims), they would, in the worst case, be in third place at the final whistle. René Girard, for his part, must observe this emulation of the corner of the eye. From the age of 71, he has enjoyed a well-deserved retirement since his departure from Paris FC in 2021. He left the weight of responsibility to Bruno Genesio, who