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Première Ligue
RC Lens held Fleury to a 1-1 draw in the Arkema Première Ligue on Saturday, snatching a point despite being outplayed for long spells.
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RC Lens, rooted to the foot of the Arkema Première Ligue table, produced a gutsy display on Saturday to earn a 1-1 draw against Fleury in the seventh round of fixtures.
The visitors dominated from the off, with Lens goalkeeper Elisa Launay forced into a string of saves to deny Batcheba Louis, Cindy Caputo, and Shana Chossenotte. Fleury had the ball, the chances, and the momentum - but not the goal.
Against the run of play, Lens struck just before the interval. Emma Smaali's corner caused havoc in the Fleury box and ended with Kethna Louis turning the ball into her own net. A cruel blow for the away side after a dominant first 45 minutes.
Fleury made a decisive change at half-time, bringing on Lucie Calba for Batcheba Louis. The substitute needed just eight minutes to make her mark, firing home in the 53rd minute to restore parity with a composed finish.
Despite continued pressure, Fleury could not find a winner. Laurie Cance and Calba both went close late on, but the final breakthrough never came.
The result leaves Lens bottom on three points. Fleury sit 9th with six, as reported by Footeuses.
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