Out injured last Friday, Eugénie Le Sommer is doubtful for OL’s Women’s Champions League clash against Norwegian SK Brann.
At 34, Eugénie Le Sommer perhaps needs to take a breather as she has played a series of matches with OL and the French women’s team since the start of the season. The top scorer in the history of Fenottes came out in the 44th minute of Lyon’s victory against Lille (5-0), last Friday, at the Stade Gérard Houllier at the Groupama OL Training Center.
Sommer is the victim of muscular discomfort and did not participate in training on Tuesday, on the eve of the decisive Women’s Champions League match against SK Brann (9 p.m.). Sonia Bompastor’s players host Norwegians who also won their two matches against St. Pölten and Slavia Prague. Qualification for the quarter-finals and first place are at stake.
“ELS” could also miss the next D1 Arkéma match, Saturday at Fleury-Mérogis. The French champions scored their 10th victory in as many days of the championship, with five different scorers against Lille (Wendie Renard and Ada Hegerberg in the first period, Damaris Egurrola, Griedge Mbock and Amel Majri in the second). Paris FC has five points less.
Eugénie Le Sommer suffers from muscle discomfort. ❌
Same injury for Vicki Becho. While Lindsey Horan has a sprained ankle. 🤕
Their return will depend on their ability to recover.
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