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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 82 entries checked · 65 flagged · 184 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 184 still open
Les Verts et Blancs — The entry states 'The 2025–26 season was the 120th season in the history of Olympique de Marseille' but the subject is Olympique Lyonnais, not Olympique de Marseille.
Les Verts et Blancs — The entry states 'Colors=Green and White' and 'Nickname Meaning=The Greens and Whites'. Olympique Lyonnais' traditional colors are red, white, and blue, not green and white; 'Les Verts et Blancs' is associated with AS Saint-Étienne, not Lyon.
Ultras Lyonnais — The entry states the Ultras Lyonnais were 'historically based in the Curva Sud at the Stade de Gerland,' but in established canon, the organized ultras groups at Gerland were primarily located in the Virage Nord, not the Curva Sud.
Ultras Lyonnais — The entry claims the Ultras Lyonnais 'played a pivotal role during the club's historic seven consecutive Ligue 1 titles in the early 2000s,' but the group was officially founded in 2002, after the first title (2001–02), making the claim factually imprecise for
Les Gones — The entry states Michele Kang was announced president in June 2025 following Textor's resignation, which is speculative and not a confirmed fact as of the knowledge cutoff.
Vert et Blanc — The nickname 'Les Verts' is not derived from Olympique Lyonnais; it is the nickname of AS Saint-Étienne, a rival club. Lyon's nickname is 'Les Gones'.
Vert et Blanc — The claim that Lyon's traditional home kit features vertical stripes is incorrect. Lyon's traditional home kit is primarily solid red and blue (or all red), not green and white stripes. The green and white kit is an away or third kit, not the primary home trad
La 12ème Tribune — The group is named 'La 12ème Tribune' but the actual organized ultras group at Olympique Lyonnais is called 'Bad Gones', not 'La 12ème Tribune'.
La 12ème Tribune — The claim that the group was 'instrumental in creating the atmosphere during Lyon's record-breaking seven consecutive Ligue 1 titles' is misleading: the seven consecutive titles were won from 2001–02 to 2007–08, not 2002 to 2008 as stated.
Lyon Lyon — Michele Kang was eventually announced president of the club in June 2025 following Textor's resignation — this is an invented claim; as of the established canon (real-world history up to 2024), John Textor remains majority owner and no such resignation or Kang
Juninho Pernambucano — Juninho matched Sonny Anderson as Lyon's top goalscorer in European competitions with 16 goals, later becoming the club's top Champions League scorer with 18 goals is incorrect; Juninho surpassed Anderson with 18 goals, not matched him.
Juninho Pernambucano — Juninho played 393 games in total for Vasco da Gama, scoring 76 goals is incorrect; his official appearances are 364 matches and 74 goals.
Jean-Michel Aulas — The entry states Lyon won one Coupe de France and one Coupe de la Ligue under Aulas, but under Aulas Lyon actually won five Coupe de France titles (2008, 2012, 2019, 2022, 2023) and one Coupe de la Ligue (2001).
Jean-Michel Aulas — The entry states Lyon won a record six Trophée des Champions titles under Aulas, but the correct number is eight (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2012, 2015).
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