OL Féminin in the news

OL Lyonnes implemented a tactical shift in their pressing strategy against Chelsea, which led to increased possession and defensive actions in the second half.

OL Féminin was awarded four gold labels by the LFFP for its performance in sports, promotion, fan experience, and territorial engagement.

OL Féminin navigates an international break with a depleted squad, leveraging Academy players for training, ahead of a challenging post-break schedule including a crucial match against PSG.

OL Lyonnes midfielder Inès Benyahia has joined the France U23 team as a replacement after an initial omission.

In a tactical analysis of a Women's Champions League match, Chelsea initially dominated possession, but OL made effective adjustments in the second half to gain initiative, with both teams ultimately satisfied with a goalless draw.

OL Lyonnes secured a 5-0 win over Toulouse, but coach Jonatan Giráldez expressed dissatisfaction with the team's performance, particularly in the first half.

OL Lyonnes player Inès Benyahia, after scoring a free-kick goal against Toulouse, hopes to gain more playing time and a more significant role in the team this season.

Caroline Weir debuted in the Première Ligue for OL Lyonnes, scoring her first goal and becoming the club's 123rd different goal scorer.

OL Féminin secured a 5-0 victory against TFC at the Groupama Stadium.

OL Lyonnes will face Toulouse in the Première Ligue on Saturday, with coach Jonatan Giráldez planning a significant player rotation to rest key individuals and integrate others.

OL Féminin secured a 5-0 victory against Toulouse with goals from five different players, concluding their pre-break matches.

OL Lyonnes faces promoted Toulouse in a league match, aiming for a perfect record before the international break, following a draw with Chelsea.

OL Lyonnes rotates its squad for a Première Ligue match against Toulouse following a Champions League game.

OL Lyonnes defeated Toulouse 5-0 in a Première Ligue match, with goals from Benyahia, Hegerberg, Chawinga, Joseph, and Weir, ahead of an international break.

OL Académie's male and female youth teams are set to play a series of matches this weekend, including a derby for the U19 Féminines and a D3 feminine game for the reserve team.

OL Lyonnes drew with Chelsea (0-0) in the Champions League, marking their first game this season without a win or a goal.

Two players from OL Lyonnes, Liana Joseph and Wassa Sangaré, have been selected for the U23 French women's national team.

OL Lyonnes and Chelsea played to a goalless draw in a closely contested Champions League match with several VAR interventions.

OL Lyonnes and Chelsea played to a 0-0 draw in a competitive UEFA Women's Champions League match, with both teams having scoring opportunities.

OL Lyonnes and Chelsea are playing in a UEFA Women's Champions League match on September 30, 2026, with Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor facing her former club.