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Real Madrid Beats Paris FC to Set up Women’s Champions League Quarterfinal Against Barcelona
Real Madrid advanced 5-2 on aggregate after scoring two second-leg goals, including one from a Paris FC own goal following an early red card.
- On Wednesday, Real Madrid beat Paris FC 2-0 in the second leg to advance 5-2 on aggregate and reach the women's Champions League quarterfinals against Barcelona .
- In the round of 16 second leg at Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano, the women's Champions League uses a revamped format with an opening league phase of six rounds.
- Paris' cause was weakened when Théa Gréboval was sent off, and Mylène Chavas saved a Madrid penalty, after Feller scored and Navarro's crosses led to an own goal.
- Defending champion Arsenal protected a 4-0 lead at home to OH Leuven, a result that could set up a quarterfinal with Chelsea, and Thursday's second legs include Juventus v Wolfsburg and Manchester United v Atletico Madrid.
- The tournament's league phase sent its top four directly to the quarters, while teams placed fifth to 12th entered playoffs to fill remaining spots.
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The white ones outperform Paris FC also in the lap of the playoffs with Feller goals and autogol de...
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Real Madrid beats Paris FC to set up women’s Champions League quarterfinal against Barcelona
Real Madrid has set up a Clasico against three-time champion Barcelona in the women’s Champions League quarterfinals by beating Paris FC 2-0.
·United States
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The Parisiennes bowed this Wednesday on the lawn of Real Madrid and were eliminated from the Champions League.
·Paris, France
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Battues 3-2 at the game go home, the Parisiennes again bowed on the lawn of the Madrilènes, Wednesday (2-0).
Beat with nothing to go (2-3), the women's Paris FC aims a feat on the lawn of Real Madrid, this Wednesday 18 February, in the back of the Champions League.
·Paris, France
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right2Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution55% Left
Bias Distribution
- 55% of the sources lean Left
55% Left
L 55%
C 27%
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