Melchie Dumornay lors de Paris FC – OL (Photo by Antoine Massinon / A2M Sport Consulting / DPPI via AFP)
In a one-sided match that could have ended with a much higher score, OL women crushed Guingamp (0-8) on Friday evening. Full of confidence before the Champions League trip to Rome.
That's what you call a perfect evening. Friday evening, in the cold Breton, OL women did what was expected of them: a victory in style at Guingamp (0-8) and the opportunity given to Joe Montemurro to be able to rotate. The Australian coach had already chosen to leave Wendie RenardAda Hegerberg et Lindsey Horan at home before the match. Meanwhile, he did not deprive himself of the heavy score to make four of his changes before the hour mark. It must be said that the Fenottes had done everything to make the match easy.
Facing the penultimate in the championship, the Lyonnaises did not doubt for long and quickly put the Guingampaises' heads under water. A first goal from Van de Donk (6th) followed by the break from Dumornay in the process set the scene for this evening rich in goals. Having demonstrated ineffectiveness against the PSGChristiane's teammates Ender made up for it in Brittany.
A hat-trick for Chawinga
The score could even have been larger with 25 shots, but of the twelve shots on target for Lyon, eight ended up in the back of the net. It's difficult to be choosy, because the EAG only had four shots in total, only one of which was on target. We didn't pay much for Breton skin, and unfortunately, the public present at Roudourou saw a demonstration from Lyon. With a goal of Gilles just before the break, OL led 3-0 and took the second after returning from the locker room, behind an untenable Tabitha Chawinga. Already a scorer against PSGthe Malawian scored a hat-trick (48th, 50th, 65th) on Friday.
Mass said and Joe Montemurro even allowed himself to leave Kadidiatou Diana on the bench throughout the match, thus allowing the young Sylla, Mendy or Joseph to participate in the party. It was Maéline Mendy who stood out with the 7-0 goal before Majri ended the show in the 73rd minute. Rested executives, an offensive festival and a first place assured, OL's preparation for their trip to Rome was perfect.
