Women’s Champions League: Final Standings & Results

OL Lyonnes did not fail in Manchester to follow in the wake of Barcelona. The French are second with the same points as the Blaugranas after beating a Manchester United team that remains ninth with nine points. On the last day, the French host Atlético and the English visit Juventus.

The Giráldez team is once again intractable. Another resounding victory, this time in Manchester, with a stellar Dumornay. After twelve minutes, a pass from Engen ended up being scored by Chawinga. The French have become a serious team and, although United had to take a step forward, OL had possession and temporized the match, calmly and without suffering. Stop in the final stretch to kill. In the 81st minute, Brand put the ball to Dumornay and The Haitian scored the second with a powerful right hand. And, in the 90th minute, Diani assisted him to send the ball into the net. Beaten and with a foot and a half in the quarterfinals.

Chelsea win, Roma eliminated

Chelsea moved into third position after their defeat of Roma, which is already eliminated from the Champions League. The Italians have been one of the disappointments and in the absence of a game they do not know the victory and have only achieved a draw against Leuven. The Londoners maintain their chances of being in privileged positions although they will have a complicated final day against Wolfsburg at home.

There was only one team in London. Chelsea gave no options to a Roma team that once again showed its bad image in this Champions League. Before the quarter of an hour, Bergamaschi scored an own goal and before half an hour Kaptein put him second to Kaneryd’s country. And before the break Kaneryd left the first half with a resounding 3-0 lead.

After three changes, Nusken scored the fourth from a penalty and in the final stretch the set came blank. First it was Hamano with a pass from Reiten, then Bronze rounded off the win.

Paris is still in the fight

Paris achieved an important victory in Oslo to get into the top twelve before the last day and also a Valerenga who is a direct rival for those positions. The Parisians knew how to take the game after a first Norwegian arrival that the ex-Madridista Chavas stopped. Despite the arrivals, the French were unable to open the scoring but, just before half-time, the game changed.

Saevik was sent off for an attack after VAR intervention and left Valerenga with one less. With Paris struggling in the match and numerous chances, the Norwegian team held on until in the 79th minute Horte was awarded a penalty for a handball and Azzaro scored the only goal of the match.

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The Norwegians are out of the top twelve with four points, the Parisians are tenth with eight.

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Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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