Published 1 year ago

Women’s Champions League: Chelsea beats Lyon, Wolfsburg wins

Summary by Ground News

Chelsea beats Lyon 1-0 in the first leg of the Women's Champions League quarterfinals. Guro Reiten's curling strike in the 28th minute puts Chelsea in control. Since 2016, Lyon only once has failed to win the competition. Lyon was eliminated in the quarterfinals by Paris Saint-Germain in 2021.

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BBC News

Penalty gives Wolfsburg narrow win over PSG

Two-time champions Wolfsburg come away with a narrow victory over Paris St-Germain who had a player sent off in the first leg of their Women's Champions League quarter-final.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

PSG v Wolfsburg: Women’s Champions League quarter-final – live

Minute-by-minute report: Who will come out on top as two-time runners-up host the two-time winners? Find out with Rob Smyth

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Champions League: Wolfsburg prevails against Paris thanks to penalty

In the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final, the female soccer players from VfL Wolfsburg against Paris benefit from a trade meter to VAR

1 year ago·Munich, Germany

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Le Figaro

Women's Champions League: PSG also falls against Wolfsburg

After Les Lyonnaises against Chelsea earlier this Wednesday, the Parisiennes also lost in the Champions League quarter-final first leg against Wolfsburg (0-1).

1 year ago·Paris, France

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Sask Today

Women’s Champions League: Chelsea beats Lyon, Wolfsburg wins

LYON, France (AP) — Lyon’s chances of a seventh Women’s Champions League title in eight years were hit by losing 1-0 to Chelsea in the first leg of the quarterfinals on Wednesday.

1 year ago

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Eurosport

Paris-Saint Germain 0-1 Wolfsburg: Dominique Janssen penalty and red card drama gives Tommy Stroot’s side first leg lead

"A largely cagey first leg between Paris-Saint Germain and Wolfsburg in Paris was decided by five minutes of drama in the second half. PSG had a penalty overturned, whilst Wolfsburg were awarded a spot-kick – both after VAR interventions which saw referee Rebecca Welch go to the monitor. Dominique Janssen scored from the spot to give Wolfsburg the advantage going into next Thursday’s second leg."

1 year ago

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