The Paris FC won against FC Fleury 91 (2-1) on Saturday at the Charléty Stadium, during the 18th match of the Arkema Première Ligue. This victory was secured in the final minutes, allowing the Parisians to achieve a fifth consecutive success in all competitions.
A perfect start for Paris FC: Paris FC launched their derby perfectly by scoring in the 1st minute. Clara Mateo, after a high recovery by Anaëlle Le Moguédec, found herself alone against the goalkeeper and scored in the empty net (1-0, 1st minute).
Despite a strong start, FC Fleury 91 managed to equalize before half-time. Ngock surprised Mylène Chavas with a lobbed shot (1-1, 18th minute), completely changing the course of the game.
The rest of the first half was more balanced, with few clear opportunities for both teams.
A hard-fought and closed second half: After the break, the match became more intense. Paris FC struggled to keep possession, giving Fleury opportunities for counterattacks.
However, the Parisian defense remained solid, repelling the opponents’ attacks in a second half marked by numerous duels.
A decisive penalty in injury time: As the match seemed headed for a draw, a handball was called in the box towards the end of the game.
Lorena Azzaro coolly converted the penalty (2-1, 90+2 minutes), giving Paris FC the victory in front of their home crowd at Charléty Stadium.
Paris FC confident ahead of the Coupe de France: With this success, Paris FC continues their positive momentum in the Arkema Première Ligue with a fifth consecutive victory.
The players coached by Sandrine Soubeyrand will now focus on their Coupe de France semi-final, with a upcoming derby against Paris Saint-Germain Féminines.
