OL Lyonnes Win 6-0 at Juventus in Women's Champions League

OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6-0 away in the Women's Champions League league phase on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The match at Stadio La Marmora-Pozzo in Biella ended 6-0 after Lyon led 3-0 at half time on Matchday 4.

Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored the first two goals. She opened the scoring after 31 minutes and scored again after 35 minutes, putting the game out of Juventus reach before half time. Melchie Dumornay scored the third goal after 40 minutes, and Lyon went into the break three goals in front.

Katoto sets the tone

Katoto was the main player of the match, with two goals in four minutes. Her quick double gave Lyon control of the game in the first half, and Dumornay added the third five minutes later. Juventus had no reply before the break, and the second half followed the same pattern.

Lyon coach Jonatan Giraldez watched his side add three more goals after half time. Lily Yohannes scored in the 80th minute to make it 4-0. Korbin Albert scored in the 85th minute, and captain Wendie Renard scored the last goal in the second minute of added time, at 90+2, to complete the 6-0 score.

Ten points from four games

The win takes Lyon to ten points from four league phase games. Before this match Lyon had seven points from their first three games. That run included an 8-0 win at Servette and a 6-0 win over Inter, along with a 0-0 draw with Chelsea. Wednesday's result in Biella was their second 6-0 win of the campaign.

In the other Wednesday Matchday 4 game, OH Leuven drew 1-1 with HB Koge. Jada Conijnenberg scored for Leuven in the 79th minute, and Simone Boye Sorensen equalised for Koge in the 82nd minute.

Matchday 4 concludes on Thursday, November 12, with Barcelona against Arsenal and Benfica against Austria Wien. On Matchday 5, Juventus host OH Leuven on November 18, and Arsenal host OL Lyonnes on November 19.

The three late goals turned a clear win into a rout. Yohannes scored with ten minutes left, Albert scored five minutes after that, and Renard, the captain, closed the scoring deep in added time. Juventus conceded three goals in the first half and three more in the second, and the home side finished the night without a goal in Biella.

For Lyon, the numbers from the night are simple. Six goals came from five different scorers, with Katoto the only player to score twice. The team kept a clean sheet away from home, led by three goals at half time, and moved from seven points to ten points in the league phase table. The next test in this competition is the trip to Arsenal on November 19, while Juventus return home for their next league phase game against OH Leuven on November 18, one day earlier.