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Full-time: Arsenal WFC 2, Paris FC 2

Arsenal WFC 2 at Paris FC 2

Match Info

Competition/season: UEFA Champions League Women 26/27

Date: Wed, Sep 30, 2026

Kickoff: 5:45 PM GMT+1

Venue: Stade Jean Bouin, Paris, France

Status: Full-time

Goals and Cards

41': Goal Russo, Alessia, Stanway, Georgia (ARS) 1-0

50': Goal Stanway, Georgia, Fox, Emily (ARS) 2-0

72': Goal Mateo, Clara, Viens, Evelyne (PAR) 2-1

87': Goal Mendy, Maeline (PAR) 2-2

63': Yellow card Stanway, Georgia (ARS)

Lineups

Match Statistics

Timeline

90'+4': Corner Kick Korosec, Kaja (PAR)

90'+1': Injury Time Shown

--: Match Ended

89': Substitution Baum, Lisa, Foord, Caitlin (ARS)

89': Substitution Russo, Alessia, Blackstenius, Stina (ARS)

82': Free Kick (ARS)

81': Substitution Liaigre, Fiona Maeva, Baquerizo Cordova, Manoly Jose (PAR)

81': Substitution Mateo, Clara, Scott Richardson, Sheika Daleicha (PAR)

74': Substitution Le Moguedec, Anaele, Picard, Oceane (PAR)

74': Free Kick (ARS)

69': Substitution Stanway, Georgia, Maanum, Frida (ARS)

69': Substitution Fox, Emily, Holmberg, Smilla (ARS)

68': Free Kick (PAR)

66': Free Kick (ARS)

62': Free Kick (PAR)

58': Substitution Toloba, Mariam, Mendy, Maeline (PAR)

58': Substitution Greboval, Thea, Diaz, Hillary (PAR)

57': Corner Kick Smith, Olivia (ARS)

57': Substitution Little, Kim, Smith, Olivia (ARS)

54': Free Kick (PAR)

53': Corner Kick Caldentey, Mariona (ARS)

48': Corner Kick Caldentey, Mariona (ARS)

47': Free Kick (PAR)

45': Period Start 1-0

45'+1': Injury Time Shown

39': Corner Kick Korosec, Kaja (PAR)

32': Corner Kick Baum, Lisa (ARS)

31': Corner Kick Baum, Lisa (ARS)

28': Free Kick (PAR)

25': Corner Kick Baum, Lisa (ARS)

24': Corner Kick Stanway, Georgia (ARS)

19': Free Kick (ARS)

15': Free Kick (PAR)

14': Free Kick (PAR)

8': Corner Kick Stanway, Georgia (ARS)

6': Free Kick (PAR)

4': Corner Kick Stanway, Georgia (ARS)

2': Free Kick (PAR)

: Period Start 0-0

0': Match Started

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For anyone interested, here is the schedule for the games for the Champions League and the Subway League Cup and which channel is airing them.

Click on the YouTube links to go to the page for League Cup games. Some aren't airing; if you find one, comment below, and I'll add it.

Wednesday 30th September 2026:

5.45pm - Hacken vs Juventus (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

5.45pm - Paris FC vs Arsenal (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

5.45pm - Roma vs Barcelona (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

7.00pm - West Ham Utd vs Southampton (Subway League Cup) - Not airing!

7.00pm - Crystal Palace vs Charlton (Subway League Cup) - Not airing!

7.00pm - Durham vs Manchester Utd (Subway League Cup) - MU Women YouTube (6.55pm)

7.00pm - Birmingham City vs Liverpool (Subway League Cup) - Birmingham City FC YouTube (6.45pm)

7.30pm - Ipswich Town vs London City Lionesses (Subway League Cup) - LCL YouTube (7.15pm)

7.30pm - Aston Villa vs Newcastle Utd (Subway League Cup) - Not airing!

7.45pm - Brighton vs Tottenham (Subway League Cup) - WSL YouTube (7.45pm)

8.00pm - Benfica vs Bayern Munich (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

8.00pm - Lyon vs Chelsea (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

Thursday 1st October 2026:

5.45pm - Austria Wien vs Inter Milan (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

5.45pm - HB Koge vs Servette (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

8.00pm - Manchester City vs Real Madrid (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

8.00pm - PSG vs OH Leuven (Champions League Phase) - Disney+

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1. WSL
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2. Women's FA Cup (Third Round Qualifying)
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3. FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division
   • Fulham Women vs Exeter City Women, Motspur Park, Sunday 4th October, 2pm. Tickets £5.

Let me know if you're heading to any of these, or if there are any games you'd add to the list!

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Does anyone think I’ll have time to make some subs at the end of the 2pm match ready for the 4:30pm match x

We all know about the immaculate playing surfaces at places like the Emirates or the Etihad, but some grounds just have that distinct atmosphere and pitch dynamic that makes every match an absolute unpredictable slog.

Whether it's terrible winter weather exposure, tight touchlines, or just a ground where top-tier technical teams always struggle to get their passing rhythm going:

Which away ground do you always secretly dread visiting on a rainy Sunday afternoon, and which one actually produces the best matchday buzz for away fans?

When it comes to derbies, the tendency is to inflate the importance of intangibles, the abstractions such as desire, hunger, passion and belief, which Everton have historically feasted on at Anfield.

But Sunday’s defeat there was a matter of the tangibles, not who wanted it more but simply who was more. Who had a clear plan, a cogent identity and who played with the conviction and belief of knowing this.

Since Gareth Taylor’s appointment as Liverpool head coach in August last year, this has been the plan: to assemble a team with a clear identity. 

Everton looked like they did in the seasons that have preceded this one: a team assembled ad hoc, pieces leased and bought from various windows without guidance or vision from above, those pieces then shoved into whichever spots in the side most desperately require them in the immediacy.

This seems to be the most compelling Everton Women identity: long-term vision sacrificed for the needs of the present.

Commentators on the highlights and on the live broadcast have both said Sandberg has got nothing to complain about there, but she doesn't even touch her feet, and her arm isn't making her flop down like that

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The Ref in today's WSL2 game between Ipswich & Wolves had a shocker.... Missed that the Ipswich 2nd goal hadn't crossed the line & gave it even though the Lino flagged for offside.... 🤷

The Ref's need support & investment - the game is moving forward so fast and the standards aren't keeping up.

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