2023-11-23 06:41:06
Two Parisian clubs facing two giants of European football: this is the program for this second day of the Women’s Champions League. After a false start last week, the women’s PSG wants to relaunch this Thursday (6:45 p.m.), at the Jean Bouin stadium, against Bayern Munich, the other favorite of the very tough group C. In group D, at Stamford Bridge (9 p.m. ), Paris FC will also have a lot to do against Chelsea, semi-finalist last season.
Last Wednesday, PSG completely missed its start to the European campaign, missing its match against Ajax Amsterdam (2-0 defeat), supposedly its most affordable opponent in this first round. “In the Champions League, you can’t only play one half, you have to be present the whole match,” lamented Jocelyn Prêcheur, team coach, after the match. I hope we will be able to react in the next matches the same way we reacted at half-time. »
⌛️ The Parisiennes bow in Amsterdam for their entry into the running in @UWCL.
Next meeting in the competition ???? Bayern Munich (Thursday November 23 – 6:45 p.m. – Stade Jean Bouin)
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Even if it wasn’t easy, in a match that was complicated by their clumsiness in front of goal, Marie-Antoinette Katoto and her teammates have since returned to victory, winning at the last minute against Fleury in championship (2-1), Saturday. At home, they must now confirm their rebound against the leader of the German championship, quarter-finalist last season, led by their formidable scorer Lea Schüller.
For its part, the PFC, for its first match in the Champions League in ten years, did not start its journey in C1 any better, losing from the start at Charléty against the Swedes of BK Häcken (1-2). A very bad operation for qualification, but which could be forgotten very quickly in the event of an exploit against Chelsea, currently at the top of the English championship. With their star Sam Kerr at the forefront, the Londoners welcome Sandrine Soubeyrand’s players with great fanfare at Stamford Bridge.
PSG-Bayern Munich kicks off at 6:45 p.m. this Thursday, November 23 at the Jean-Bouin stadium and the match will be broadcast live on DAZN France. For its part, Paris FC travels to Chelsea at 9 p.m., in a meeting which will also be broadcast on DAZN France.
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