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Americans Abroad Midweek Rewind Yohannes Shrader put Lyon in UWCL race

Lyon’s blistering start to the European season has made them one of the favourites to win the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Lily Yohannes and Korbin Shrader both scored on Wednesday in the French club’s 6‑0 league phase victory over Juventus.
Lyon dominate Juventus
Yohannes started and played the full 90 minutes in midfield while Shrader played the final 25 minutes off the bench. Juventus’ backline stood firm for the opening 30 minutes but Lyon eventually broke through the Italian side’s resistance. Marie‑Antoinette Katoto scored twice in a four‑minute span to give the visitors a 2‑0 lead.
Melchie Dumornay extended Lyon’s advantage to 3‑0 before halftime. Yohannes added her name to the scoresheet with 10 minutes to play, netting her third goal of the season in all competitions. Shrader made it 5‑0 to Lyon with five minutes to play before Wendie Renard capped the final score at 6‑0 in stoppage time. The result extended Lyon’s winning run to seven matches in all competitions while also making it 12‑straight unbeaten.
American impact across Europe
The tweet noted that Lily Yohannes makes it FOUR consecutive UWCL matches with a goal. Sam Coffey assisted once in Manchester City’s comeback win over Inter Milan. Alyssa Thompson went the distance in Chelsea’s goal‑less draw with Hacken. Lynden Gooch did not feature in Huddersfield Town’s EFL Trophy win over Liverpool’s U‑21 side.
Lily Yohannes started, scored ONE GOAL, and played 90 minutes in Lyon’s 6‑0 win over Juventus on Wednesday. Korbin Shrader came off the bench, scored ONE GOAL, and played 25 minutes for Lyon. Sam Coffey started, registered ONE ASSIST, and played 64 minutes in Manchester City’s 4‑1 win over Inter Milan on Tuesday.
Emily Fox and Arsenal visit Barcelona on Wednesday. Alyssa Thompson started and played 90 minutes in Chelsea’s 0‑0 draw with Hacken on Tuesday. Naomi Girma did not dress for Chelsea.
Lynden Gooch dressed but did not play in Huddersfield Town’s 4‑0 win over Liverpool U‑21’s on Tuesday. Jonathan Tomkinson did not dress in Cheltenham Town’s 4‑0 loss to Oxford United on Tuesday.