OHL lets two points slip against Koge and stays near the bottom of the table

The Louvanistes pick up a second point and sit in 17th place, the penultimate spot on the table. They therefore remain at the bottom of the standings.

The Danes created the first chance. They thus opened the scoring.

Match chronology

Sarah Thygesen's off‑centre strike was initially stopped by Lowiese Seynhaeve and Kimberley Smit, who cleared just in time (8th minute). The Scandinavians applied pressure on set‑pieces and Seynhaeve intervened in front of Nadia Nadim (22nd minute). After a few interventions by the home goalkeeper (33rd and 36th minute), Jada Conijnenberg's attempts (40th and 43rd minute) were saved by Lauren Kozal, the opposing goalkeeper.

Seynhaeve won her duel on the last ball of the first half (45+1). She made another decisive one‑on‑one intervention (57th minute). Conijnenberg then headed a pinpoint cross from Flo Hermans (79th minute), giving the lead to OHL.

Simone Boye's header ended in the back of the net (82nd minute), bringing the score to 1‑1 and preventing OHL from securing their first win of the season.

Upcoming fixtures

OHL will travel to Turin on 18 November to face Juventus before hosting Chelsea on 16 December, the final match of this league phase. This encounter is part of the League phase of the competition. The Discover site relayed the result as soon as the match ended. The Louvanistes had to go through the qualifiers, the top twelve continuing the adventure in the Champions League.

On the second matchday, OHL suffered a heavy 5‑0 defeat to Paris Saint‑Germain; the Belgian club now has only one point, in 15th place, while PSG sits in 3rd with four points.