Juventus ready to extend the run of draws against the Fenottes

In the Décines stadium, the Fenottes supporters are eagerly awaiting Wednesday's clash against Juventus, a Champions League encounter that could finally break a run of three consecutive draws and highlight the growing rivalry between the two sides.

OL Lyonnaise, the Lyonnais, meet Juventus this Wednesday in the Champions League with a streak to break.

Always dominant in the overall record, the Fenottes nevertheless sit on three consecutive draws against the Turinese.

Juventus resists the Lyonnaises, the reunions between OL Lyonnaise and Juventus becoming a habit.

The two teams face each other on Wednesday, November 11, during the fourth matchday of the group stage.

This meeting reminds that the balance of power has become seriously even in recent years.

The last Lyonnaise victory dates back to March 31, 2022, when the Lyonnaises, beaten 2-1 in Italy, turned the score around at Parc OL by winning 3-1.

Since that qualification, the Fenottes have not toppled the Old Lady.

The last three confrontations between the two clubs have all ended in a draw.

This unusual run now constitutes a real stake ahead of the new European clash.

The first two draws of the sequence date back to autumn 2022, with a 1-1 and then a 0-0.

The latest spectacular duel

The next encounter after this period took place on November 19, 2025, offering a more spectacular scenario.

During that match, the Lyonnaises, trailing 3-0, found the resources to come back in the final minutes.

Wendie Renard converted the equalising penalty, allowing the Fenottes to snatch an unexpected draw.

The defender thus responded a few months after a mistake that had cost her dearly.

Carlos Vicens led his first training session in Décines with a squad reduced to sixteen players.

The coach was very active during the drills.

Favourable European record of OL

Despite the three-draw streak, OL's European record remains favourable.

In seven Champions League encounters, the Rhône club has three wins, compared to only one for Juventus.

The other three meetings ended without a winner.

Jonatan Giráldez's players display an overall favourable record, but the momentum is becoming less comfortable.

OL has not beaten its Italian opponent for more than four years and remains warned by the spectacular comeback required in the last duel.

On the occasion of this fourth matchday, the Fenottes will try to reaffirm their superiority and put an end to the run that is beginning to weigh.

Facing a Juventus now accustomed to holding its own, the Lyonnaise margin no longer appears as clear as before.