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Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row
Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

France 24

time17-05-2025

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  • France 24

Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

Goals from Melchie Dumornay, Kadidiatou Diani and Wendie Renard wrapped up the 18th title in the history of the club's women's team. Lyon were head and shoulders above the rest of the division, achieving an unbeaten regular season with 20 wins and two draws. Because of that superb record their players had expressed anger at having the title decided through the playoff system, but they made short work of PSG. Coached by Joe Montemurro, who is set to leave to take over the reins of the Australian national women's team, Lyon took the lead in first-half stoppage time when Haiti international Dumornay opened the scoring. Her low shot past PSG's England goalkeeper Mary Earps followed an assist from American Lindsay Heaps. Diani then made it 2-0 after 80 minutes and veteran defender Renard completed the job with an injury-time penalty that was awarded after a VAR check for a handball by Oceane Hurtre. Another domestic title was a boost after Lyon were eliminated in the semi-finals of the Champions League by Arsenal. Lyon now face a rebuilding phase as several experienced players, including 35-year-old Eugenie Le Sommer, are leaving in the summer.

Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row
Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

Yahoo

time16-05-2025

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  • Yahoo

Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

Lyon sealed their fourth consecutive women's French league title on Friday with a comfortable 3-0 win in the playoff final against Paris Saint-Germain. Goals from Melchie Dumornay, Kadidiatou Diani and Wendie Renard wrapped up the 18th title in the history of the club's women's team. Lyon were head and shoulders above the rest of the division, achieving an unbeaten regular season with 20 wins and two draws. Because of that superb record their players had expressed anger at having the title decided through the playoff system, but they made short work of PSG. Coached by Joe Montemurro, who is set to leave to take over the reins of the Australian national women's team, Lyon took the lead in first-half stoppage time when Haiti international Dumornay opened the scoring. Her low shot past PSG's England goalkeeper Mary Earps followed an assist from American Lindsay Heaps. Diani then made it 2-0 after 80 minutes and veteran defender Renard completed the job with an injury-time penalty that was awarded after a VAR check for a handball by Oceane Hurtre. Another domestic title was a boost after Lyon were eliminated in the semi-finals of the Champions League by Arsenal. Lyon now face a rebuilding phase as several experienced players, including 35-year-old Eugenie Le Sommer, are leaving in the summer. fjt/gj/rcw

Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row
Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

Yahoo

time16-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Lyon win fourth French women's crown in a row

Lyon sealed their fourth consecutive women's French league title on Friday with a comfortable 3-0 win in the playoff final against Paris Saint-Germain. Goals from Melchie Dumornay, Kadidiatou Diani and Wendie Renard wrapped up the 18th title in the history of the club's women's team. Advertisement Lyon were head and shoulders above the rest of the division, achieving an unbeaten regular season with 20 wins and two draws. Because of that superb record their players had expressed anger at having the title decided through the playoff system, but they made short work of PSG. Coached by Joe Montemurro, who is set to leave to take over the reins of the Australian national women's team, Lyon took the lead in first-half stoppage time when Haiti international Dumornay opened the scoring. Her low shot past PSG's England goalkeeper Mary Earps followed an assist from American Lindsay Heaps. Diani then made it 2-0 after 80 minutes and veteran defender Renard completed the job with an injury-time penalty that was awarded after a VAR check for a handball by Oceane Hurtre. Advertisement Another domestic title was a boost after Lyon were eliminated in the semi-finals of the Champions League by Arsenal. Lyon now face a rebuilding phase as several experienced players, including 35-year-old Eugenie Le Sommer, are leaving in the summer. fjt/gj/rcw

Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029
Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029

Fox Sports

time05-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Fox Sports

Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029

Associated Press LYON, France (AP) — Haiti midfielder Melchie Dumornay signed a three-year contract extension on Monday with the Lyon women's team, tying her to the club until 2029. Lyon announced the new deal on its website, with a picture of Dumornay holding up a jersey with 2029 written on it. The 21-year-old Dumornay has stood out in the Champions League this season, scoring six goals. She scored a fine individual goal last month in a 2-1 win away to Arsenal in the first leg of their semifinal. Last November, Dumornay scored a stunning goal from inside the center circle in a game at Roma. She has scored 30 goals in 45 matches overall since joining Lyon from French club Reims two years ago. The prolific Dumornay has netted 20 goals in 20 games for Haiti. ___ AP soccer: in this topic

Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029
Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029

Hamilton Spectator

time05-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Hamilton Spectator

Melchie Dumornay signs new 3-year deal with the Lyon women's team until 2029

LYON, France (AP) — Haiti midfielder Melchie Dumornay signed a three-year contract extension on Monday with the Lyon women's team, tying her to the club until 2029. Lyon announced the new deal on its website, with a picture of Dumornay holding up a jersey with 2029 written on it. The 21-year-old Dumornay has stood out in the Champions League this season, scoring six goals. She scored a fine individual goal last month in a 2-1 win away to Arsenal in the first leg of their semifinal. Last November, Dumornay scored a stunning goal from inside the center circle in a game at Roma. She has scored 30 goals in 45 matches overall since joining Lyon from French club Reims two years ago. The prolific Dumornay has netted 20 goals in 20 games for Haiti. ___ AP soccer:

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