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UEFA Women's Champions League

Lyon defeat Frankfurt to retain women's crown

Olympique Lyonnais 2-0 1. FFC Frankfurt
A Eugénie Le Sommer penalty and a majestic volley from Camille Abily enabled Lyon to retain their crown in front of a record 50,212 crowd.

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    Lyon defeat Frankfurt to retain women's crown

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    Group A trio out to impress on finals debut
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    Lair lauds deserved champions Lyon
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    Lyon defeat Frankfurt to retain women's crown
    Olympique Lyonnais 2-0 1. FFC Frankfurt
    A Eugénie Le Sommer penalty and a majestic volley from Camille Abily enabled Lyon to retain their crown in front of a record 50,212 crowd.
    17/05/2012
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