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Sport WorldBriefSoccer Checked story Published 11 November 2026 · Updated 11 Nov, 22:42 UTC

Juventus 0–6 OL Lyonnes: Katoto's quickfire double leads a six-goal rout that sends Lyon into the knockouts first

OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6–0 in Biella on Wednesday 11 November 2026 to become the first team into the knockout phase of the Women's Champions League. Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored twice in four minutes (31', 35') to take her tally to seven as the competition's top scorer, Melchie Dumornay added a third before half-time (40'), and Lily Yohannes (80'), substitute Korbin Shrader (85') and captain Wendie Renard (90+2') completed the rout after the break.

OL Lyonnes captain Wendie Renard, who scored the sixth goal in Biella (file photo)
Photo: Steffen Prößdorf via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) · (File photo — not from this match)
Verified OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6–0 at the Pozzo-Lamarmora stadium in Biella on Wednesday 11 November 2026, in Women's Champions League league-phase Matchday 4, scoring three goals in each half. Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored in the 31st and 35th minutes, Melchie Dumornay in the 40th, Lily Yohannes in the 80th, substitute Korbin Shrader in the 85th, and captain Wendie Renard in the second minute of added time, following up after her penalty was saved.

Key points

  • Final score: Juventus 0, OL Lyonnes 6 — Katoto 31', 35'; Dumornay 40'; Yohannes 80'; Shrader 85'; Renard 90+2'. Three goals in each half.
  • Katoto's double takes her to seven goals, clear at the top of the Women's Champions League scoring chart.
  • Lyon move top of the league-phase table and are the first team into the knockout phase.
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  • Dumornay, scorer of the third goal, was named Player of the Match.
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What happened

Juventus had won two of their first three league-phase games and were at home in Biella, but the tie was settled either side of half-time: Katoto struck twice in four minutes just after the half-hour, Dumornay made it three before the break, and Lyon added three more late on — two of them rebounds from saves by Juventus goalkeeper Danielle de Jong — as Renard, who had seen her penalty saved, followed in to complete the six in added time.

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Match facts — all verified

What we know / what we don't know yet

What we know

  • The score, scorers and minutes, from UEFA's own round-up and scorer record, with the Soccerzz match report in agreement.
  • Lyon are top of the league-phase table and the first team into the knockout phase; Katoto leads the scoring chart on seven.

What we don't know yet

  • An official highlights video on UEFA's own channel — the embeddable highlights found at publish time were a broadcaster's upload, not the owner's, so none is attached.
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