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Marseille (w)

09-27 23:00

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Fleury 91 (w)

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End 0-2

87′

T. Laplacette

86′

A.Traore

85′

C.Fernandes

L.Cance

85′

A.Claire

A.Traore

85′

D.Scannapieco

L. Bourgouin

78′

S.Chossenotte

C.Caputo

78′

M.Moryl

N.Blanchard

69′

C.Caputo

69′

N.Bamenga

T.Joseph

65′

E. Kamczyk

E. Laurent

55′

N.Blanchard

52′

C.Meffometou

45′

I.Kbida

J.Perret

45′

J.Brown

M. Herrera

Halftime 0-2

43′

L. Bourgouin

8′

0-2

C.Caputo

Assist: A.Traore

3′

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E. Laurent

Assist: C.Caputo

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Match Info

The French Division 1 Féminine match between Marseillaises Women and Fleury 91 Women on September 27, 2025, ended in a 2-0 away victory for Fleury 91. This result provided a strong start to the season for the visitors while handing the home side a difficult opening defeat. The match saw Fleury 91 take control early, scoring their first goal in the 25th minute through a well-worked team move finished by their striker. They doubled their lead just before halftime from a set-piece, effectively sealing the three points. The second half was a more subdued affair, with Marseillaises struggling to break down a disciplined Fleury defense, failing to register a goal despite some late pressure. The clean sheet was a key positive for Fleury 91, highlighting their defensive solidity on the road. This result immediately placed Fleury 91 in a promising position in the early league table, while Marseillaises were left to regroup after a disappointing home performance. The managers likely reflected on the importance of starting strong, with Fleury's coach praising his team's clinical edge and the Marseillaises' boss emphasizing the need for improvement in the final third.