European Women's Champions: Bayern Munich defeats Saint-Germain... and chases Barcelona for the lead

The German team, Bayern Munich, defeated its French host, Paris Saint-Germain, with a score of 2-1, in the fourth round of the Women’s European Football League.

Bayern succeeded in taking the lead in the 29th minute through an own goal accidentally scored by Polish player Katarzyna Kiedersink against her team Saint-Germain.

Then German international striker Clara Buhl added a second goal in the 40th minute, before Polish Polina Dudek reduced the gap with a goal for Saint-Germain from a penalty kick in the 65th minute.

Bayern Munich raised its score to 8 points in second place behind Spanish champion Barcelona, which has 9 points before facing England's Arsenal in the same round tomorrow, Thursday.

As for Paris Saint-Germain, it has 5 points in ninth place, and suffered its first loss.

In another match, Roma of Italy won 2-1 over Servette Chinoy of Switzerland, where Dutchwoman Cailee Van Doren scored the goal to advance Roma in the 25th minute, then Swiss Alia Belkarim added the second goal in the 34th minute, and Servette's only goal came with a goal by Italian player Gloria Marinelli from a penalty kick in the 74th minute.

Roma raised its score to 4 points in tenth place, while Servette has 3 points in fourteenth place.

The English Manchester City team achieved a major victory over its Italian host, Inter Milan, with a score of 4-1, in the fourth round of the Women’s Champions League.

Inter Milan took the lead first in the 24th minute through Elissa Bartoli, then City equalized nine minutes later with a goal from Japanese player Aoba Fujino.

In the 44th minute, Fujino added the second goal for the English team, before the Dutch Christine Casparig scored the third goal in the 56th minute, and Grace Clinton completed the quadruple for Manchester City in the 70th minute.

Manchester City achieved its first victory in the tournament after 3 draws, bringing its score to 6 points in seventh place, on goal difference from Spanish Real Madrid, which is in eighth place.

As for Inter Milan, its score froze at 4 points in eleventh place.

The French Football Federation announced that Aurelien Chouamini, the Spanish Real Madrid midfielder, has been excluded from the national team’s roster during the current international break due to him suffering from a muscle injury.

Tshwamini (26 years old) did not participate in any match with his country’s national team under the leadership of the new coach, Zinedine Zidane, as he also missed the previous international break due to physical problems.

The French player joined his country's national team roster this month in preparation for playing two matches against Italy and Turkey in the European Nations League competitions.

Chouamini was present at the Clairefontaine Center, the training headquarters of the French national team, but it was decided after consultation with doctors to exclude him from the camp.

The French Football Federation confirmed, in its statement, that no replacement for the former Monaco player would be called.