Women's PSG-Lyon (1-2): despite the elimination, Grace Geyoro assures us that we "have to keep our heads up"

Les Parisiennes will not play in the Champions League final on May 21 in Turin.

Already beaten in Lyon in the first leg semi-final (2-3), they lost again on the return leg (1-2), this Saturday evening despite a good performance overall.

We especially regret the lack of efficiency of the players trained by Didier Ollé-Nicolle, which captain Grace Geyoro, logically disappointed, rightly pointed out at a post-match press conference.

Isn't it even more frustrating to be eliminated after such a performance?

GRACE GEYORO.

There is inevitably frustration because we have given everything.

We produced play, we had the ball.

But the high level is played on details and we missed too many opportunities.

Our course is beautiful despite everything, we are proud of what we have been able to do.

We wanted this qualification, we gave it 100%.

You have to keep your head up despite the disappointment.

Compared to last year against Barcelona, ​​do you think that qualification was even closer and do you notice a change more generally?

We had difficult times again this Saturday evening.

But it is true that before it was surely more difficult to manage them.

There, we knew how to do it.

We put our foot on the ball when necessary, but they scored from a set piece when we had chances just before.

At this level, I repeat, it is played on details.

Has the support of the fans galvanized you?

It pushed us a lot.

They were there from start to finish, as usual.

We wanted to show a very beautiful face for all the people who push us.

Seeing them continue to sing, from beginning to end, it warmed our hearts and I still hope that they will leave with good memories.

With everything that has happened off the pitch this season, especially with Kheira Hamraoui, does it have an emotional weight in the locker room?

We have had a difficult season, we know that.

But all the players are competitors, we had to put that aside.

That's what we did.

If we managed this course, it's because we put everything off the field aside to focus on our objectives.