Paris FC and Arsenal played to a 2-2 draw in a Champions League match, with both teams scoring twice each. For Paris FC, goals came from Matéo in the 72nd minute and Mendy in the 87th minute, while Arsenal’s goals were scored by Russo in the 41st minute and Stanway in the 50th minute. The match saw moments of high intensity, particularly from Paris FC, who started aggressively with a shot on target in the first minute but struggled to maintain focus throughout the game. According to reports, Clara Mateo played a key role in shifting the match’s momentum with a counterattack that created a significant opportunity for her team. Another report noted that an error by an English defender allowed Maeline Mendy to score a late penalty, equalizing the match in the 87th minute. Despite Paris FC’s early aggression, they failed to capitalize on their chances, often missing the final pass in critical moments. Meanwhile, Arsenal’s midfield trio of Kyra Cooney-Cross, Kim Little, and Georgia Stanway dominated the center of the field, limiting the space available to Paris FC’s midfielders. Arsenal converted their control into goals, with Alessia Russo scoring first in the 41st minute. Inside the box, Russo forced Ould Hocine back before shooting with her right foot to beat goalkeeper Mylène Chavas. After halftime, Stanway extended Arsenal’s lead in the 50th minute, controlling the ball cleanly after a cross from Emily Fox and scoring with her right foot. However, Arsenal then slowed their pace, allowing Paris FC to prepare for a counterattack. Paris FC responded with a goal from Clara Mateo in the 72nd minute, who outmaneuvered Misa Rodríguez and scored in an empty net after a counterattack launched by Évelyne Viens. The Parisiennes continued to push forward and eventually equalized through Mendy’s penalty in the 87th minute. Chavas made several crucial saves to keep the score level until the end of the match. The lineups for Paris FC (4-2-3-1) included Chavas in goal, with N’Dongala, Ould Hocine, Díaz, and Liaigre in defense. Le Moguédec, Korošec, and Toloba formed the midfield, while Reynders, Toloba, Mateo (captain), and Viens made up the attacking trio. Coach Sandrine Soubeyrand led the team. Arsenal (4-3-3) fielded Rodríguez in goal, with Fox, Williamson, Wubben-Moy, and Batlle in defense. Stanway, Little (captain), and Cooney-Cross formed the midfield, and Baum, Russo, and Caldentey were the forwards. Coach Renée Slegers was in charge.