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MELBOURNE : A Mary Fowler goal gave Australia a 1-0 win over France in front of a record crowd in Melbourne on Friday as the home side enjoyed a timely shot of confidence six days out from co-hosting the Women's World Cup.
Erin Cuthbert’s gut-busting drive to win the ball, nutmeg a defender and provide the assist for Guro Reiten was the moment of magic needed to take a slim but critical lead in Chelsea’s battle with holders Lyon for a place in the Champions League semi-finals.
Arsenal thrashed Lyon 5-1 at the Groupama Stadium as the Gunners shocked the current holders of the Women’s Champions League in their opening match in Group C to secure a historic first ever win over the French outfit. Jonas Eidevall’s side took the lead within 13 minutes, as Beth Mead’s low cross from the right was tapped in by Caitlin Foord from just outside the six-yard box as Arsenal made a dream start.
France captain Wendie Renard said there were «no excuses» after her side’s 2-1 defeat to Germany in the Euro 2022 semi-finals on Wednesday night. The 32-year-old was speaking after a loss when Alexandra Popp’s brace was answered by a single reply through a Merle Frohms’ own goal just before the end of the first half. Ad/> The result sees Germany through to the final at Wembley Stadium, and after the match, Renard said: “Of course, there is disappointment and frustration because we are at least 90 minutes away from the start [of the final] and we did not get the goal." Euro 2022Popp and Mead on menu as Germany book ‘great football feast’ with England – The Warm-Up3 HOURS AGO She continued, believing that France had simply not done enough against opponents of Germany’s stature.
Two minutes before the hour, with France starting to suggest they had finally got Germany’s measure, their substitute Selma Bacha was sent sprinting clear down the inside left channel. Her decision to shoot early as the ball held up outside the penalty area seemed questionable but was quickly explained: she had seen Alexandra Popp, effectively the last German defender, making up ground in her rear view mirror and could do little as, from nowhere, the hurtling No 11 successfully threw herself towards the shot. Popp had prevented a potential goal and here was the kicker: 13 seconds previously, in an almost identical position at the other end of the pitch, it was her slightly loose pass that had let France break.
ROTHERHAM, England : France head coach Corinne Diacre said her side are here to build their own history after qualifying for the women's Euros semi-final with a 1-0 triumph over reigning champions the Netherlands on Saturday.
