Lyon Coach Fonseca Discusses Lacazette's Future After Europa League Exit

Manchester United defeated Lyon in a dramatic Europa League quarter-final second leg, overturning a late two-goal deficit to win 5-4 at Old Trafford and secure a semi-final spot. Lyon, reduced to ten men after Corentin Tolisso’s red card, looked poised to advance after goals from Rayan Cherki and Alexandre Lacazette made it 4-2, but United scored three times in the final minutes to complete a stunning comeback. Lyon manager Paulo Fonseca expressed heartbreak and attributed the collapse to his side's excessive celebrations and lack of emotional balance after going ahead. Fonseca praised his team's efforts but lamented their inability to manage the match in its closing stages, feeling they deserved more. Speculation also surrounds Lacazette's future at Lyon, with Fonseca remaining non-committal about the striker's contract situation as the season draws to a close. The result marks a disappointing end to Lyon’s European campaign and raises questions about the club’s direction moving forward.