Advantage Lyon And Wolfsburg

Lyon and Wolfsburg both banked clear leads from their home legs in Sunday's Champions League semi-final ties.

Sunday April 24th
UEFA WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS 1ST LEG

Olympique Lyonnais 7-0 Paris Saint-Germain (Att: 22,050)
VfL Wolfsburg 4-0 1. FFC Frankfurt (Att: 3,007)

PSG would appear not to be making the final for a second season running, having crashed 7-0 in a record-breaking tie in Lyon, in which the costs scored from all but one of their efforts on target.

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BELARUS VYSSHAYA:

Mikashevichi – Zhodino                    1win

DENMARK SUPERLIGEAN:

Randers FC – Aalborg                        10min X

ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE:

Tottenham - West Brom                   1win

FINLAND » Veikkausliiga 2016:

HIFK - PS Kemi                        1win

FRANCE LIGUE 2:

Nancy – Sochaux                   10min X

ISREAL » Ligat ha'Al 2015/2016:

H. Raanana - H. Beer Sheva              2win                          

Sakhnin - Maccabi Tel Aviv              2win

ITALY SERIES A:

AS Roma – Napoli                  10min X                                

Verona - AC Milan                 (2:0) 1 Alternative Handicap.                                 

Carpi – Empoli                                   1win

Watched by a European non-final club record crowd, Camille Abily became the first player to win 50 UEFA club games, Ada Hegerberg's second goal saw Lyon notch a record 250 goals in UEFA club matches, while
Lotta Schelin equalled Nina Burger of Neulengbach's record of 40 European goals for one club, only the fifth player to reach that tally overall.


In the all-German clash, 2013 and 2014 winners Wolfsburg were 4-0 winners over holders Frankfurt, taking only 7 minutes to score through Isabel Kerschowski.

The hosts were in control by the break, as Alexandra Popp found the top corner from distamce and then Babett Peter headed home Élise Bussaglia's cross.

Lyon and Wolfsburg women are the best in the world with most stunning formation so far.

— Soccer Explorers (@Soccerexplorers) April 25, 2016

Frankfurt improved in the second half but Wolfsburg just added to theit tally when Ramona Bachmann punished a mistake by keeper Anne-Kathrine Kremer.


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