Hello and welcome here the 20 Minutos! This is our last big football emotion this season for a match played in France. It’s hard not to name this electric OL-PSG as THE real women’s D1 final. Because we are clearly ready to boycott the Euro if the Lyonnaises or Parisiennes drop points en route, next Friday, on the last day of the championship, respectively against Fleury and Dijon. The equation is therefore simple: if the PSG (leader with 58 points) does not lose tonight in Lyon (2nd with 57 points), it will validate an absolute sensation, namely the first female D1 title in the history of PSG . It would be all the more phew that OL remain on a small series of 14 rankings, we remind you. For information, Jacques Chirac was still President of the Republic during the last season of the championship not won by the Lyonnaises (cuckoo Juvisy). The band at Olivier Echouafni seems in any case to have passed a milestone this season, and both won the first leg (1-0) in Paris, before qualifying at Décines during the quarter-final second leg of the Champions League on last month (1-2). Suffice to say that seeing the psychological advantage in the ranks of PSG is completely new against the ogre Lyon. What if this “legendary” team, as Jean-Michel Aulas slipped it last summer, experienced its greatest disillusion this evening? In order to try to curb this negative dynamic, OL in any case separated from their coach Jean-Luc Vasseur, replaced on April 27 by Sonia Bompastor. Will the former Lyon captain manage to overthrow the Parisian leader? To spice up all this even more,
RMC Sport announced Thursday evening that on the PSG side, Danish striker Signe Bruun, and especially Chilean goalkeeper Christiane Endler, were both about to join this summer … the Lyon rival! We will make you live this big game as soon as possible.
>> To vibrate with us in front of this OL-PSG for women, meet here at 8:45 p.m., with a kick-off at 9 p.m.