AS Saint-Étienne (W) 2-1 Lens (W)

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AS Saint-Étienne (W) won: AS Saint-Étienne (W) 2-1 Lens (W) in the France, Division 1 Feminine (Round 19) on Sat, 28 Mar 2026 at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Ètienne. AS Saint-Étienne (W) goals: Nadjma Ali Nadjim 11', Moira Kelley 62'. Lens (W) goals: Aude Gbedjissi 37'. Expected goals: 1.63-0.59. Possession: 45-55. Player of the match: Sarah Cambot (8).

Match report

AS Saint-Étienne (W) beat Lens (W) 2-1

AS Saint-Étienne (W) squeezed past Lens (W) 2-1 at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard on Saturday 28 March in the France, Division 1 Feminine.

Nadjma Ali Nadjim put AS Saint-Étienne (W) ahead on 11' (1-0), Aude Gbedjissi levelled for Lens (W) on 37' (1-1) and Moira Kelley restored AS Saint-Étienne (W)'s lead on 62' (2-1).

AS Saint-Étienne (W) had 45% of the ball, shots were 14-12 (4-3 on target) and expected goals finished 1.63-0.59. AS Saint-Étienne (W) were the better side on chances, too.

Sarah Cambot (Saint-Etienne) was player of the match with an 8 rating.

Attendance: 8,825. Referee: Émeline Rochebilière.

Match stats

AS Saint-Étienne (W)Lens (W)
Ball possession4555
Expected goals (xG)1.630.59
Total shots1412
Shots on target43
Touches in opposition box1312
Big chances10
Big chances missed00
Accurate passes165 (59%)246 (72%)
Yellow cards13
Corners50
Total shots1412
Shots off target56
Shots on target43
Blocked shots53
Hit woodwork10
Shots inside box104

Lineups

AS Saint-Étienne (W) (4-4-2): Alice Pinguet, Marion Romanelli, Moira Kelley, Aleksandra Gajic, Chloe Tapia, Nadjma Ali Nadjim, Déborah Bien-Aimé, Rachel Corboz, Tyler Isgrig, Alex Lamontagne, Sarah Cambot

Lens (W) (5-2-3): Blandine Joly, Jennyfer Limage, Romane Lejeune, Laureen Oillic, Louann Archier, Carla Polito, Tess David, Marième Babou, Sherly Jeudy, Aude Gbedjissi, Naomie Vagre

Key events

  • 11' · Goal · Nadjma Ali Nadjim (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 28' · Substitution · Nikolina Istocki for Nadjma Ali Nadjim (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 37' · Goal · Aude Gbedjissi (Lens (W))
  • 40' · Yellow card · Carla Polito (Lens (W))
  • 46' · Substitution · Amandine Pierre-Louis for Alex Lamontagne (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 58' · Yellow card · Laureen Oillic (Lens (W))
  • 62' · Goal · Moira Kelley (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 63' · Substitution · Kaîna El Koumir for Naomie Vagre (Lens (W))
  • 79' · Yellow card · Sherly Jeudy (Lens (W))
  • 81' · Substitution · Sofia Guellati for Jennyfer Limage (Lens (W))
  • 81' · Substitution · Emma Smaali for Carla Polito (Lens (W))
  • 81' · Substitution · Héloise Mansuy for Chloe Tapia (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 81' · Yellow card · Déborah Bien-Aimé (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 87' · Substitution · Laurine Pinot for Tess David (Lens (W))
  • 90' · Substitution · Kaylan Bradford-Williams for Sarah Cambot (AS Saint-Étienne (W))
  • 90' · Substitution · Laura Munk Hermann for Tyler Isgrig (AS Saint-Étienne (W))

All-time head-to-head

30 league meetings since 1993: AS Saint-Étienne (W) 6, draws 9, Lens (W) 15.

AS Saint-Étienne (W) vs Lens (W): full head-to-head record

Questions

Who won AS Saint-Étienne (W) vs Lens (W)?

AS Saint-Étienne (W) won, 2-1 (France, Division 1 Feminine) on Sat, 28 Mar 2026.

When and where is AS Saint-Étienne (W) vs Lens (W)?

Sat, 28 Mar 2026, 16:00 UTC at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Ètienne, France, Division 1 Feminine.

What is the head-to-head record between AS Saint-Étienne (W) and Lens (W)?

In 30 league meetings since 1993: AS Saint-Étienne (W) 6 wins, 9 draws, Lens (W) 15 wins (goals 33-48).