Head to the playoffs for PSG!
A victory was enough for the players from the capital to secure a place in the top four of the rankings.
The Stéphanoises (seventh in D1 Arkema) collapsed at the PSG Campus in Poissy, twice conceding goals in quick succession: captain Grace Geyoro (18th) followed by Marie-Antoinette in the first period, the double from Geyoro (55th) and a goal from the championship's top scorer Tabitha Chawinga (56th).
Jade Le Guilly also participated in the Parisian offensive festival at the very end of the match (89th) and Paris easily won (5-0) without conceding a goal.
With now 42 points and only 15 points to distribute, PSG women can no longer be mathematically caught up by Montpellier (4th, 25 points) and Reims (5th, 24 points).
The Parisiennes join their Lyon counterparts, first in D1 Arkema (49 points) and qualified for these playoffs since last month.
The objective of this Final 4 is to determine the French champion club among the four clubs at the top of the championship but also to distribute the qualifying places for the Champions League.
Jocelyn Prêcheur's players, who do not yet know their opponent, will play their semi-final on May 12, before a potential final on May 19.
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It's over, our Parisiennes are winning in a big way 🆚 Saint-Etienne (5-0)
⚽️⚽️ @GraceGeyoro 18' 55'
⚽️ @MarieKatoto 20'
⚽️ Tabitha Chawinga 56'
⚽️ Jade Le Guilly 88' #PSGASSE |
#D1Arkema pic.twitter.com/umphaBDQ6W
— PSG Féminines (@PSG_Feminines) March 16, 2024
Also qualified for the Coupe de France final against Fleury (May 4), PSG will play five more days of the championship before this Final Four.
He will go away three times: to Montpellier next weekend, to Guingamp (April 13) and to Reims for the last day (May 8).
Paris will host Dijon (March 31) and the Paris derby against PFC on April 24.
Qualification for the playoffs in hand, the Parisiennes return to the Champions League this Wednesday.
They will travel to Sweden for their quarter-final first leg against Häcken, before the reception at the Parc des Princes on March 28.