Women's Division 1: PSG dominates the derby against Paris FC (4-1)

After its major success (1-0) over its great rival, Olympique Lyonnais, on November 20, PSG followed up with a victory (4-1) without much concern over Paris FC, signing a ninth success this season.

What you must remember

The outcome of the Parisian derby did not take long to emerge at the Loges camp.

We had been playing for less than two minutes when Butel, under the threat of Katoto, deflected a cross from Geyoro in the goal of Paris FC (1-0, 2nd).

The break comes quickly with Katoto, author of an unstoppable header from six meters, receiving a corner (2-0, 17th).

Just after the break, Baltimore, forgotten on the left side, weighed down the addition of a cross strike with the left foot (3-0, 46th) before Bachmann made the addition (4-0, 62nd).

Apart from the cross shot of the Finnish Sallstrom past the right post of Endler (19th), Paris FC only came very close to the opposing goal.

Even if it will reduce the score by the Canadian Viens (4-1, 82nd).

A small feat since it is only the 2nd goal conceded by PSG this season, after that against Guingamp (4-1) on the occasion of the first day in early September.

A great victory in this derby 💪 # PSGPFC pic.twitter.com/Cua7AVRDuJ

- PSG Women (@PSG_Feminines) December 6, 2020

The player: Marie-Antoinette Katoto

Replaced in the 63rd, the 22-year-old international striker scored her 99th goal this Sunday in the PSG jersey, in all competitions.

Here she is, one unit away from her male counterpart Kylian Mbappé, who reached the 100-goal mark in Montpellier on Saturday.

In the ranking of scorers in the D1, Katoto, 9 goals, is on the heels of the Bordelaise Khadija Shaw, 11 goals.

The number: 41

The 41 goals scored by PSG players in ten days, an average of over four goals per game, say a lot about Parisian intentions this season.

The statement

Sandy Baltimore, PSG midfielder at the Canal + microphone: “We had a real match.

We put the intensity we needed while respecting the objectives set by the coach.

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