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Soccer / Football : France : Ligue 1 2008/2009

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Marseille 3.7.09
Marseille set for double signing

Marseille have agreed to sign defender Souleymane Diawara from French champion Bordeaux and midfielder Edouard Cisse from Besiktas. Diawara, 30, arrives on a four-year contract and was likely to cost around €5m. Cisse, 31, returns to his native country joining on a free transfer from the Turkish champions and penning a two-year deal. This week, Marseille also agreed to sign Lucho Gonzalez from Porto on a four-year contract for around €18m.

Marseille 1.7.09
Lucho Gonzalez set for big-money Marseille move

Marseille have agreed to sign Lucho Gonzalez from Portuguese champions Porto. The Argentine midfielder is expected to cost Marseille a club record fee in the region of €18m. The 28-year-old has been sidelined since April with a knee problem but Marseille are confident the player will pass his medical and will sign a four-year contract. Gonzalez has been a key performer for Porto since joining the club from River Plate during the 2005/06 season.

Bordeaux 30.6.09
Bordeaux capture Carrasso

French champions Bordeaux have announced the signing of goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso from Toulouse. His transfer fee is thought to have been in the region of €10 million. The 27-year-old is France's third-choice goalkeeper but has yet to win his first cap for Les Bleus. Carrasso joined Toulouse last summer from Marseille and helped them finish fourth in Ligue 1 last term and with the best defensive record in the French top flight.

Paris SG 30.6.09
Landreau out, Coupet in at PSG

Paris Saint-Germain have signed goalkeeper Gregory Coupet from Atletico Madrid, while Mickael Landreau has left for Lille. Coupet has returned to his homeland on a two-year contract after failing to secure a regular place at Atletico, who he joined last July. The 36-year-old former Lyon star should also be joined at PSG by Sochaux' Turkish forward Mevlut Erding. The 29-year-old Landreau, who had one year remaining on his PSG contract, has moved to Lille on a three-year deal to make room for Coupet's arrival.

Toulouse 30.6.09
Yohann Pele set for move to Toulouse

Toulouse have signed goalkeeper Yohann Pele on a four-year free transfer deal from Le Mans. The 26-year-old has decided to leave Le Mans after eleven years and 165 league matches with the club. Pele replaces Bordeaux-bound Cedric Carrasso. Toulouse have already brought in Cameroonian defender Dany Nounkeu, Antoine Devaux and Brazilian midfielder Luan this summer.

Rennes 21.6.09
Rennes capture Inamoto

Japan midfielder Junichi Inamoto has joined Rennes from German side Eintracht Frankfurt as a free agent. The 29-year-old, who has won 71 caps for Japan, has agreed a two-year contract. Inamoto started his professional career under new Rennes coach Frederic Antonetti while both men were at Gamba Osaka in Japan.

9.6.09
Guyot to coach promoted Boulogne

Ligue 1 newcomers Boulogne have appointed Laurent Guyot as their new coach on a two-year deal. Guyot, 39, a former director of Nantes' youth academy, replaces Philippe Montanier, who left the club last week to take charge of Valenciennes. Montanier lifted Boulogne up from the amateur leagues into the top flight in just five years. They finished third in the French second division last season, behind Lens and Montpellier.

Valenc. 4.6.09
Montanier named Valenciennes coach

Valenciennes have appointed Philippe Montanier as their head coach on a three-year deal. The 44-year-old replaces Antoine Kombouare, who left Valenciennes last week to become the Paris St Germain coach. Montanier joined from Boulogne who have just won promotion to Ligue 1 for the first time in their history. He was named the Ligue 2 coach of the year for his work in guiding the club to third place this season.

Bordeaux
Auxerre
Marseille
Rennes
Lyon
Sochaux
Lille
St.Etienne
Valenc.
Toulouse
Lorient
Caen
Le Havre
Paris SG
Nantes
Nancy
Grenoble
Nice
Le Mans
Monaco
Bordeaux
Lille
Rennes
Toulouse
Lyon
Paris SG
Marseille
Valenc.
Sochaux
St.Etienne
Auxerre
Nice
Grenoble
Monaco
Caen
Nancy
Nantes
Le Mans
Lorient
Le Havre
14-5-01.9:0.6
12-5-21.8:1.1
11-7-11.5:0.7
10-8-11.4:0.4
10-8-11.7:0.8
12-2-51.5:0.9
10-5-41.8:1.2
10-4-51.4:0.9
8-7-41.3:0.9
9-4-61.3:1.2
8-6-50.9:0.6
7-7-51.2:1.0
6-7-60.5:0.7
7-4-81.4:1.2
6-6-71.2:0.9
5-8-61.0:1.0
5-8-61.1:1.3
6-4-90.9:1.1
5-7-71.1:1.1
4-0-150.9:1.8
Marseille
Bordeaux
Lyon
Toulouse
Paris SG
Auxerre
Lille
Lorient
Nice
Rennes
Monaco
Grenoble
Nancy
Le Mans
Nantes
Le Havre
Caen
Sochaux
Valenc.
St.Etienne
12-6-11.7:0.7
10-3-61.5:1.2
10-3-61.1:0.7
6-8-51.0:1.0
7-5-71.1:1.1
8-1-100.9:1.2
5-8-60.9:1.0
5-8-61.4:1.4
6-4-90.9:1.2
4-9-60.7:1.1
4-8-70.8:1.2
4-7-80.8:1.3
5-4-101.0:1.5
4-6-91.3:1.7
4-2-130.6:1.5
3-5-110.7:1.7
2-7-101.1:1.7
2-5-120.8:1.6
0-10-90.4:1.3
2-3-140.8:1.7
Bordeaux
Marseille
Lyon
Lille
Toulouse
Paris SG
Rennes
Auxerre
Nice
Monaco
Lorient
Grenoble
Valenc.
Sochaux
Nancy
St.Etienne
Le Mans
Caen
Nantes
Le Havre
24-8-61.7:0.9
22-11-51.8:0.9
20-11-71.4:0.8
17-13-81.3:1.0
16-16-61.2:0.7
19-7-121.3:1.0
15-16-71.1:0.9
16-7-150.9:0.9
13-11-141.1:1.1
11-12-151.1:1.2
10-15-131.2:1.2
10-14-140.6:1.0
10-14-140.9:1.1
10-12-161.1:1.3
10-12-161.0:1.2
11-7-201.1:1.5
10-10-181.1:1.4
8-13-171.1:1.3
9-10-190.9:1.4
7-5-260.8:1.8
#teampoints g.dif. win-draw-loss
1Bordeaux803024-8-6 (38)
2Marseille773222-11-5 (38)
3Lyon712320-11-7 (38)
4Toulouse641816-16-6 (38)
5Lille641217-13-8 (38)
6Paris SG641119-7-12 (38)
7Rennes61815-16-7 (38)
8Auxerre55016-7-15 (38)
9Nice50-113-11-14 (38)
10Lorient45010-15-13 (38)
11Monaco45-411-12-15 (38)
12Valenc.44-710-14-14 (38)
13Grenoble44-1310-14-14 (38)
14Sochaux42-810-12-16 (38)
15Nancy42-910-12-16 (38)
16Le Mans40-1110-10-18 (38)
17St.Etienne40-1611-7-20 (38)
18Caen37-78-13-17 (38)
19Nantes37-219-10-19 (38)
20Le Havre26-377-5-26 (38)

last results

30.5Grenoble - Sochaux0 : 1
30.5Lorient - Le Mans1 : 1
30.5Marseille - Rennes4 : 0
30.5Lille - Nancy3 : 2
30.5St.Etienne - Valenc.4 : 0
30.5Toulouse - Lyon0 : 0
30.5Nice - Le Havre0 : 0
30.5Nantes - Auxerre2 : 1
30.5Caen - Bordeaux0 : 1
30.5Paris SG - Monaco0 : 0

home win - draw - away win (1-x-2)

French Ligue 1 : 43% - 29% - 27%

League format : Soccer / Football : France : Ligue 1 2008/2009

The French first division (Ligue 1) is made up of twenty professional football clubs with the same number playing in the French second division (Ligue 2). The Ligue 1 teams meet twice a season, once at their home stadium and once at that of their opponents. Each win is 3 points, each draw 1 point and each loss gets no points. After completing a 38-round schedule, the club with the highest number of points is the champion. As in most European football leagues, in the event that two teams have the same number of total points, the team with the greater goal difference (overall goals scored minus overall goals conceded) ranks higher than the other.

With a draw in the points and the same goal difference, the team which has scored the higher number of goals will finish higher. If a ranking is still not possible, they are separated by head to head result. The French first division champion and the runners-up are directly qualified for the group phase of the Champions League, while the third placed team play the third qualifying round of Europe's top football competition. The fourth placed team, the French Cup winner and the League Cup winner earn a spot in the UEFA Cup. The bottom three clubs are relegated directly, while the top three of the French second division are promoted.

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