A small point for a historic performance. For the first time since… 3 December 2011 (1-1, then under the name of Juvisy), Paris FC did not lose against Lyon (0-0). Obviously the Charléty crowd was on fire and on the faces of the Parisian team, especially the older ones like the emblematic president Marie-Christine Terroni, there was pride and also emotion. This great performance, looking Lyon in the eye as he develops his usual game, shows that Paris FC has reached a new milestone and is getting ever closer to Lyon and PSG.
In the first period, Sandrine Soubeyrand’s team started well with the breakthrough of Clara Mateo (11th), 6 goals from the start of the season and recalled to the French team on Thursday after her failure to be elected to the Olympics, then the shot blocked by Gaëtane Thiney (16th) Paris FC played without complexes and proposals. But Lyon ended the first act better, worrying Cambiaka Nnadozie with a shot from Kadidiatou Diani (26th) or a recovery from Lindesy Horan which was narrowly blocked (43rd).
Lyon, which can count on an XXL bench, fielded Chawinga and Dabritz (70th), then Marozsan and Hegerberg (78th). But Paris FC continued well thanks above all to Ndadozie, who was great on Chawinga’s shot (73rd) and then made a double save on attempts by Dabritz and Gilles (74th). Having arrived from Le Havre this summer, American central defender Dejan David also performed flawlessly in defence. It was amidst ovations that the Parisians left the field after this almost victorious draw.
Match sheet
PARIS FC – LYON 0-0
Spectators: 6,000.
Referee: Ms. Vanderstichel
Warnings. Paris FC: Ndongala (32nd).
Paris FC: Nnadozie – Ould Hocine (Ndongala, 19th, then Sissoko, 75th), Davis, Greboval, Bogaert – Korosec, Corboz (LeMoël, 87th) – Garbino (Bussy, 75th), Thiney, Dufour – Mateo. Enter. : Submissive.
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