Reims steals fourth place from Fleury and goes into the play-offs against OL

Reims steals fourth place from Fleury and goes into the play-offs against OL
Reims steals fourth place from Fleury and goes into the play-offs against OL

D1 Arkema closed its regular season with one last thriller this Wednesday afternoon. While Lyon, PSG and Paris FC were already assured of keeping their first three places at kick-off, and Bordeaux and Lille, the last two synonymous with relegation to D2 (renamed Second League next season), FC Fleury 91 had to achieve a result in front of Montpellier in order to secure its fourth place, at the end of this 22nd and final day. But after coming back to 2-2, Fabrice Abriel’s players lost 2-3.

At the same time, the Rémoises of Amandine Miquel, who did not have their destiny in their hands, inflicted their second defeat of the season on the PSG players (2-1). These two results combined allow Stade de Reims, fifth, one point behind FC Fleury 91 at kick-off, to steal the fourth qualifying place for the play-offs.

The semi-finals will therefore feature a Paris region derby between PSG and Paris FC (Saturday May 11, at 9 p.m.), followed by Lyon-Reims on Sunday (4:45 p.m.). The winners will compete for the title of French champions during the final; the losers, a victory in the small final, also scheduled for Saturday May 17.

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Reims’ 4th place constitutes its best ranking since its return to D1 in 2019.

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