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Players who played for both Lille and Strasbourg

According to Wikidata and Wikipedia, 35 players have played for both Lille and Strasbourg. The best known: Gérard Soler, Abdelkrim Merry and Frank Farina.

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1Gérard Soler195419861984–1985
2Abdelkrim Merry19551980–19811983–1984
3Frank Farina19641994–19951992–1994
4Alexandre Oukidja19882006–20142014–2018
5François Brisson19581990–19931985–1986
6Nicolas Fauvergue19842003–20112009–2010
7Pascal Nouma19721992–19931996–1998
8René Bihel19161942–19461950–1951
9Ladislas Douniama19862009–20102015
10Abdelilah Fahmi19731999–20032003–2005
11Stéphane Noro19791998–20002010–2014
12Albert Gemmrich19551982–19831973–1984
13Félix Lacuesta19581986–19871981–1984
14Dominique Rustichelli19341967–19681959–1960
15Georges Peyroche19371965–19671962–1963
16Stéphane Pichot19762000–20042009–2011
17Jean-Marie Aubry19691995–19981987–1988
18Claude Fichaux19691990–19942002–2003
19Bolek Tempowski19211945–19511951–1952
20Casimir Nowotarski19321956–19601960–1961
21Jean-Jacques Etamé1966——
22Gérard Bourbotte1934——
23Walter Presch19101934–19361933–1946
24Guy Nungesser19311960–19611957–1958
25Zbigniew Misiaszek19331951–19551958–1960
26Pierre Angel19241949–19511951–1952
27Stéphane Plancque19611977–19871987–1989
28Roger Tivoli19351960–19611957–1960
29Jean-Michel Lachot19351963–19651961
30Jean-Luc Buisine19611986–19941989–1990
31Christophe Avril19681991–19921997–1998
32Walter De Cecco1920——
33Cyriaque Didaux19601985–19871987–1992
34Jean Tison19331960–19621959–1960
35Jean-Pierre Knayer19311952–1954—

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In Who Played Both you and your opponent secretly pick a club each. If the clubs are Lille and Strasbourg, the first to name one of the players above in 15 seconds wins the round.

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Türkçe: Lille ve Strasbourg ortak oyuncuları

Source: Wikidata (CC0) and Wikipedia club articles. Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.