The Lyon Football Club has faced a significant trust crisis in recent weeks, following two consecutive losses in the French Ligue 1 league. The club's management team has come under intense scrutiny for their handling of the situation.

The first loss came against Nice on January 28th, which saw Lyon concede three goals in the final minutes to lose 4-3. This result was particularly disappointing given that Lyon had been playing well before the match and had only conceded one goal in their previous four games.

Following this defeat, Lyon manager Lucien Favre was questioned by fans and media about his tactics and decision-making during the match. Many felt that Favre should have made more changes at half-time to try and turn the game around, but he remained stubbornly loyal to his system.

The second loss came against Paris Saint-Germain on February 5th, when Lyon were beaten 2-1 despite having a man advantage. This result was even more concerning, as it came after Lyon had already secured a place in the Champions League knockout stages with a win over PSG earlier in the season.

Favre's performance during these matches has been heavily criticized by fans and media alike. Some believe that he is too stubborn and unwilling to make changes to his system, while others feel that he is simply not good enough to lead a top-flight team.

Despite the criticism, Favre remains in charge of Lyon until the end of the season, meaning that the club will need to find a new manager if they want to avoid further relegation. It remains to be seen whether this crisis can be resolved, or whether Lyon will face another period of uncertainty in their quest for success in France.