# Katoto Double Powers OL Lyonnes to 6-0 Rout of Juventus in Biella Source: SportsBriefly (https://sportsbriefly.com) Canonical URL: https://sportsbriefly.com/en/soccer/katoto-double-powers-ol-lyonnes-to-6-0-rout-of-juventus-in-biella-2026-11-12-mor Language: en Published: 2026-11-12T03:06:30.986+00:00 Updated: 2026-11-12T03:06:31.038228+00:00 > OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6-0 in Biella on 11 November 2026. ## TL;DR - OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6-0 in Biella on 11 November 2026. - Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored in the 31st and 35th minutes. - Lyon have scored 20 goals and conceded none in four games. - The win sealed Lyon's place in the knockout phase. ## Key points - OL Lyonnes beat Juventus 6-0 in Biella on 11 November 2026. - Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored in the 31st and 35th minutes. - Lyon have scored 20 goals and conceded none in four games. - The win sealed Lyon's place in the knockout phase. OL Lyonnes delivered the most ruthless performance of the Women's Champions League season so far on Wednesday, crushing Juventus 6-0 at the Stadio La Marmora-Pozzo in Biella to move top of the league phase and seal their place in the knockout rounds with two matches still to play. Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored twice in four first-half minutes to set the rout in motion, and the French side added three more goals in a devastating closing spell after the break. It was a statement victory from last season's runners-up, who have now won all four of their league-phase matches, scored 20 goals and conceded none. Juventus, by contrast, were left to count the cost of a chastening evening in front of their own supporters, their defence pulled apart by wave after wave of Lyon pressure and their attack unable to lay a glove on the visitors. ## Katoto strikes twice in four minutes Juventus held Lyon at bay for the first half hour, defending in numbers and trying to frustrate the eight-time European champions. The resistance broke in the 31st minute. Martina Lenzini's attempted clearance looped high into the air, goalkeeper Daniëlle de Jong came off her line in a doomed attempt to claim the loose ball, and Katoto's downward volley bounced into the empty net. The goal survived a lengthy video review for a possible offside, and when play resumed Lyon wasted no time in doubling their advantage. In the 35th minute, Lily Yohannes's attempted cutback was only half cleared, Jule Brand failed to bring the ball under control, and a fortunate deflection carried it through to Katoto, who slotted home calmly under De Jong. Four minutes, two goals, and the contest had already tilted decisively towards the visitors. Katoto, the competition's leading scorer, took her tally for the tournament to seven goals, and she has now scored in all five of her Champions League games against Italian sides. ![Melchie Dumornay of OL Lyonnes](https://api.sportsbriefly.com/storage/v1/object/public/media/api/1794452774283-ta54mj-soccer-inside1-2026-11-12-morning.png) ## Dumornay makes it three before the break It was 3-0 within five further minutes, and the third goal was the pick of the first half. Estela Carbonell's poor pass across her own backline put Juventus in trouble, Tabitha Chawinga cleverly flicked the ball into Melchie Dumornay, and the Haitian midfielder shrugged off a couple of challenges before powering a precise left-footed finish past De Jong in the 40th minute. Dumornay, later named player of the match by UEFA, had been at the heart of everything Lyon did well, pressing Juventus into errors, carrying the ball through midfield and linking the attack with a directness the home side could not contain. Juventus reached half-time already beaten in all but name, and their evening grew no easier after the restart. Katoto thought she had completed her hat-trick early in the second half, only for the goal to be ruled out after Wassa Sangare was judged offside in the build-up, a decision that briefly spared the home crowd another celebration from the visiting supporters. ## Late flourish turns a win into a rout Lyon's patience in the second half was rewarded with a late flourish that turned a comfortable win into a rout. With ten minutes to play, Brand's lovely strike clattered off the near post, but the rebound fell straight to Yohannes, who took a touch before finishing to make it 4-0 in the 80th minute. Five minutes later, substitute Korbin Shrader pounced on the rebound of Salma Paralluelo's drive after De Jong could only parry it, and the American made it 5-0 in the 85th minute. There was still time for one final twist in stoppage time. Kysha Sylla's handball gifted Lyon a penalty in the 91st minute, and captain Wendie Renard stepped up to take it. Her attempted Panenka was saved by De Jong, but the Juventus goalkeeper could not gather the ball cleanly, and Renard reacted first to prod the loose ball over the line and complete the six-goal haul. ![Wendie Renard of Olympique Lyonnais](https://api.sportsbriefly.com/storage/v1/object/public/media/api/1794452787352-4ob6ye-soccer-inside2-2026-11-12-morning.jpg) ## What the result means for both sides The victory carried Lyon to the top of the 18-team league-phase table ahead of Barcelona's blockbuster meeting with Arsenal on Thursday, a rematch of last season's final, and it confirmed their knockout qualification with two rounds to spare. Their record in this season's competition is now formidable: four wins from four, 20 goals scored and none conceded, including an 8-0 rout of Servette and a 6-0 win over Inter earlier in the campaign. Juventus, meanwhile, remain on six points and eighth in the table, with work still to do if they are to secure their own place in the knockout phase. For the Italian champions, the defeat was a harsh lesson in the gap to Europe's elite, delivered by a Lyon side that pressed relentlessly, punished every mistake and never eased off. For Lyon, it was the clearest message yet that they intend to go one better than last season's run to the final, and on this evidence few teams in the competition will relish facing them. Mentions: Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Melchie Dumornay, Lily Yohannes, Korbin Shrader, Wendie Renard, Daniëlle de Jong, Tabitha Chawinga, Jule Brand, Salma Paralluelo, Juventus, OL Lyonnes, UEFA Women's Champions League, Stadio La Marmora-Pozzo, Biella ## Sources - [uefa.com](https://www.uefa.com/womenschampionsleague/news/02ab-220a5d617502-a5029344b1eb-1000--uefa-women-s-champions-league-matchday-4-round-up-ol-lyon/) - [juventus.com](https://www.juventus.com/en/news/articles/uwcl-juventus-women-ol-lyonnes-la-partita-x0136?appview=true) - [europesays.com](https://www.europesays.com/spain/116010/)