Fekir ruptures knee ligaments
Nabil Fekir suffered what appears to be a long-term knee injury on international duty with France on Friday.

France and Lyon midfielder Nabil Fekir is set for a long stint on the sidelines after rupturing the ligaments in his right knee on international duty.
The 22-year-old midfielder lasted just 13 minutes of France's 1-0 friendly win over Portugal on Friday, with Fekir's fifth cap ending in misfortune as he pulled up in a fairly innocuous manner and had to be helped from the field.
The French Football Federation confirmed on Twitter after the match that Fekir had suffered a serious knee injury.
The Lyon academy graduate had a breakout season in 2014-15 alongside the likes of fellow youngsters Alexandre Lacazette, Clinton N'Jie and Jordan Ferri.
Fekir had extended that form into the new Ligue 1 season with four goals in as many matches for Lyon but reports claim he could now be out for at least six months.
Lacazette sent his club and national team-mate condolences on Twitter, writing: "Big thoughts for my Frero... @Nabilon69 You'll come back stronger."
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