PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker

VfL Wolfsburg will face Paris Saint-Germain in the women’s UEFA Champions League today. Here’s the duel in the live ticker!

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg – 0:1

Tore

0:1 Janssen (62./HE)

lineup Paris Saint Germain

Bouhaddi – Lawrence, de Almeida, Geyoro, Karchaoui – Hamraoui, Jean-Francois, Bachmann (67. Fazer) – Groenen, Diani, Baltimore (67. Vangsgaard)

lineup VfL Wolfsburg

Frohms – Hendrich, Hegering, Janssen, Rauch – Oberdorf, Lattwein, Huth, Roord (73rd fire), Popp – Pajor

yellow cards

Greens (27.), Almeida (37.), Karchaoui (62.)

Red cards

de Almeida (61.)

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PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – 0:1

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – change Wolfsburg

73.: Now Stroot trades for the first time and brings Brand for Roord.

71.: Twenty minutes left to play. The French have to shift up a few gears to equalize here – and there are ten of them.

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – change PSG

67.: PSG trainer Precheur sees a need for action and brings two new ones: Vangsgaard comes for Baltimore. Fazer replaces Bachmann.

65.: So the women wolves are a little lucky in taking the lead. However, it is by no means undeserved.

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – Tor Wolfsburg

62.: GOOOAAAL! Paris Saint Germain – VFL WOLFSBURG 0:1! Janssen stays cool and easily pushes the leather flat into the left corner. Bouhaddi chose the wrong side.

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – yellow card Karchaoui

61.: Karchaoui also sees yellow.

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – yellow-red card de Almeida

61.: It gets worse, de Almeida collects her second yellow card and has to leave the field with a yellow card.

60′: Welch gets help from VAR once more. This time she points to the point, there are penalties for Wolfsburg!

59.: This comes up to Oberdorf, which doesn’t really come across well. Enough, however, to head the ball to de Almeida’s arm. There is the next contentious decision. De Almeida swings his arm forward a little, pulls it back following contact with the ball.

58.: There is a brief tussle before a Wolfsburg corner. Popp, Karchaoui and Pajor are involved. After a brief warning, the corner is taken.

56.: The referee sees it that way following watching the scene on the monitor once more. The decision is withdrawn. Breathe once more.

54.: There are first penalties for PSG. Karchaoui sprints at full speed towards Hegering, who actually plays the ball first in the penalty area, above which she collides with the opponent’s knee. It wasn’t actually a foul.

52.: However, the home team cannot capitalize on this either.

51.: Baltimore creates an enormous amount of space with a quick movement and plays to Karchaoui on the left. PSG settles down a bit now, Lawrence gets into a dribbling position on the right and gets a corner kick out of Popp.

49.: A promising attack by the Parisians is thwarted by Groenen’s offside position.

47.: By the way, there were no changes at the break.

46.: Pop with a foul right at the start of the second half. The motivation is definitely there.

46.: Go on.

PSG vs. VfL Wolfsburg: UEFA Women’s Champions League NOW in the live ticker – kick-off 2nd half

half time: The previous pattern in the quarter-finals of the Champions League (all previous three first legs ended 1-0) can also be seen in the first half of the first leg between PSG and Wolfsburg. The two teams went into the catacombs without a goal, only the French women came really close to a goal when only Frohms was able to stop Bachmann’s shot. On the other hand, Hegering was once dangerous in a corner kick. Otherwise, what the women from Lower Saxony have shown has not been enough so far. On the other hand, there is still zero away.

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