At Groupama Stadium, faced with its best enemy, how would the PSG women's team react after a trying week?
How were the players of Didier Ollé-Nicolle going to overcome the revelation of the aggression of Kheira Hamraoui, the custody of Aminata Diallo and the combined absence of the two friends of the midfielder?
Evidently wrong.
After a quarter of an hour of Lyon-PSG, shock of Division 1 Arkema, this Sunday, November 14, the answer had already fallen unequivocally.
While the Parisiennes had their heads under water, the Lyonnaises had made the break 2-0.
After half an hour, PSG was further diminished, with the expulsion - severe but fair - of Ashley Lawrence (26th), guilty of having irregularly prevented Melvine Malard from going on goal.
A Lyon scoring machine
Unsuccessful of its request to postpone the match to the French Football Federation (FFF), PSG suddenly went from a concrete team, zero goals conceded in seven games, to a punching bag for the Lyon punchers.
The players of the capital had not lost in Lyon by three goals apart since April 2019 and remained in eight matches judged by one goal against OL.
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Show of strength for OL women and Ada's double.
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OL's scoring machine shook in the 15th minute and took a penalty signed by Macario at the end of the line, after the American was hooked by Ilestedt (1-0, 15th).
Three minutes later, a second goal was machined by Van de Donk, author of a subtle deviation, after a perfect service from the left, signed Bacha (2-0, 18th).
After the break, Malard converted into a goal a tense corner from Bacha, taken from the right (3-0, 53 '), imitated by Egurrola on a corner from the left (4-0, 60').
Hegerberg, who entered the game, did not hesitate to rely on the opposing weaknesses, signing Lyon's fifth and sixth goals.
Flattened by the opposing all-terrain pressing, the Parisiennes only put their nose to the window of the whole game, at the very start of the match, without Diani managing to get into a shooting position.
At the end of the game, Ilestedt saved the honor of the Parisians, on a corner (4-1, 75th).
Unbeaten during their two visits to Groupama Stadium last season, 0-0 in the league and 2-1 in the Champions League, the Parisians lost a match this Sunday, but above all, possibly, part of their title as champions of France.
The end of a week in hell for a group that will now need a lot, a lot of calm.
OL - PSG 6-1
Half-time 2-0
Goals
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OL: Macario (15th, sp), Van de Donk (18th), Malard (53rd), Egurrola (60th), Hegerberg (78th, 82nd).
PSG: Ilestedt (75th)
Warnings.
Expulsion.
PSG.
Lawrence (26th).
OL:
Endler (cap.) - Carpenter, Henry, Buchanan, Morroni - Macario (Mbock, 66th), Egurrola, Van de Donk (Hegerberg, 74th) - Cascarino (Laurent, 74th), Malard (Bruun, 66th), Bacha ( Cayman, 57th).
Entr: Bompastor.
PSG:
Votikova - Karchaoui (E. Cascarino, 61st), Dudek, Ilestedt, Lawrence - Däbritz (Fazer, 76th), De Almeida, Geyoro (cap.) - Baltimore (Bachmann, 46th), Katoto (Huitema, 75th), Diani .
Entrance: Ollé-Nicolle.
