The European adventure of Juventus Women ends in the quarter-finals, the 3-1 defeat at Lyon is fatal.
After a 2-1 victory in the first leg at the Allianz Stadium a week ago, the team led by Joe Montemurro falls to France and says goodbye to the Champions League.
There are still some regrets for Juve, with the first leg company remaining halfway through.
The start is, all in all, balanced;
then, 3 'of blackout forced the bianconere to chase.
Between 32 'and 35', goals from Hegerberg and Malard punished the defense led by Peyraud-Magnin.
Juve tries, but in the second half it turns out to look for the goal that would allow them to go into extra time, in the 73rd minute comes the trio of French signed by Macario.
In the final, the bianconere shorten the distance and Staskova's goal in the 84th minute gives some hope of a comeback, but Lyon risks practically nothing and closes the practice in the 90th minute.
Juve did not succeed in the enterprise but, for Montemurro, having already reached the quarter-finals of the Women's Champions League is a historic result for the whole Juventus club.
To celebrate, therefore, is Lyon, one of the teams credited with the final victory.
The French, in fact, have already triumphed in seven editions of the competition, as well as holding the record for the finals played (nine).
In the semifinals they will find Paris Saint-Germain, in an all-French derby: it will be the last act before the final scheduled at the Allianz Stadium on 21 May.
The other semi-final will see Barcelona and the German side Wolfsburg face off.