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First successful round for OL. In mastery, the Lyonnaises dominated Bayern Munich (0-2), this Tuesday evening, in the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League.
Wendie Renard's partners have been patient in the face of solid Bavarians. Chawinga's speed allowed the Fenottes to finally find the solution (35e). They could have made the break before the break if Heaps had marked the penalty obtained by Carpenter (45e+5). In the second period, Dumornay (65th) logically gave two goals in advance to OL.
100e to summon him
Entry into play at the end of the game, Eugénie Le Sommer signed her 100th appearance in the Champions League. The tricolor attacker is the third player who most played in the competition, behind Alex Popp (103) and his teammate Wendie Renard (123).
The Lyonnaises will now owe work next Wednesday, at Groupama Stadium (6:45 p.m.), to get a new European semi-final.
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