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Première Ligue
A stunning 86th-minute free-kick from Carina Baltrip Reyes earned Olympique de Marseille a dramatic 2-1 victory over RC Lens in the Arkema Première Ligue.
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Olympique de Marseille edged past RC Lens 2-1 in the second round of the Arkema Première Ligue on 12 September, snatching all three points thanks to a late free-kick winner from Carina Baltrip Reyes.
Playing in sweltering heat in the Bouches-du-Rhône, Marseille started brightly. Mathilde Bourdieu twice went close inside the opening ten minutes - first forcing a save, then rattling the crossbar with a fierce effort.
Louise Fleury broke the deadlock on 14 minutes with a clinical finish, but Lens hit back swiftly. Léa Notel capitalised on a rapid counterattack to level in the 23rd minute, as Footeuses reports.
Neither side could gain a sustained foothold after the break. Jody Brown spurned a decent opening for the hosts, while Emily Burns kept Marseille level with a sharp stop from close range at the other end.
With the clock ticking towards a draw, Baltrip Reyes stepped up to curl home a free-kick in the 86th minute - a moment of quality that proved decisive. Lens threw everything forward in search of another equaliser but ran out of time.
Olympique de Marseille: Burns - Béché, Baltrip Reyes, Cosson, Fleury - Rodrigues, Bamenga (Elisor 80'), Perret - Garbino, Bourdieu, Lavogez.
RC Lens: Launay - Notel, Oillic, Limage, Evrard, Archier - Smaali, Polito - Eloissaint, Gelders, Rossi.
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