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OL Lyonnes Scores a Late Penalty to Salvage 3-3 Draw in Women’s Champions League
Lyon scored three second-half goals, including a 90th-minute penalty, to recover from a 3-0 deficit against Juventus in the Women's Champions League, maintaining their unbeaten run.
- On Wednesday, OL Lyonnes rallied from three goals down at halftime to salvage a 3-3 draw at Juventus as veteran defender Wendie Renard equalized with a 90th-minute penalty after Juventus captain Cecilia Salvai handled a cross.
- Chiara Beccari's first-half impact included a 12th-minute lob goal and key involvement in first-half strikes for Michela Cambiaghi and Tatiana Pinto, with right-sided moves beating Christiane Endler by the 27th minute.
- Juve goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, born in Lyon, was beaten by Chawinga's low shot from the hour, and Cambiaghi scored after a move down the right, with 10 minutes remaining.
- The draw keeps OL Lyonnes atop the 18-team standings with 10 points from four games, as the top four enter the quarterfinals while fifth to 12th join the knockout playoffs.
- The match showcased a stark contrast between Juventus' early control and Lyon's late recovery, with Ada Hegerberg, Tabitha Chawinga, and Kadidiatou Diani driving the comeback.
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