Like last year, the Parisiennes will be there for the semi-finals of the Champions League.
But it was hard for the band at Didier Olé-Nicolle.
Yet in a favorable waiver after their victory in Bavaria last week (1-2), the champions of France were scared by being pushed into extra time by the players of Bayern Munich (1-2).
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In a heated Parc des Princes, where more than 27,000 spectators gathered (a new record for a women's match at Porte de Saint-Cloud), the Parisiennes had done the hardest part by opening the scoring on a vicious cross from Sandy Baltimore ( 17th).
Only two minutes later, the former Lyonnaise Saki Kumagai took advantage of a handball from the Parisian goalkeeper to equalize (19th) before her partner Lea Schuller sanctioned the Bavarian domination after returning from the locker room (55th).
Pushed into extra time and generally dominated, the Parisians finally owe their salvation to the decisive sequence of Switzerland's Ramona Bachmann (112th), quickly buried by her teammates, relieved by qualification.
In the last four, PSG Women could find their best enemy, OL Women, provided that the Fenottes reverse the situation this Thursday against Juventus (2-1 for the Italians in the first leg).