Lyon could face French rival PSG in Women’s Champions League
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NYON, Switzerland – Five-time defending champion Lyon will play either French rival Paris Saint-Germain or Sparta Prague in the quarterfinals of the Women’s Champions League. The draw also pairs Chelsea against two-time champion Wolfsburg, Barcelona with Manchester City, and Bayern Munich against Swedish club Rosengård. Quarterfinal matches begin March 24 and the semifinals will be month later. The final is scheduled for May 16 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Seven quarterfinalists are set. The final spot will go to either PSG or Sparta Prague. The French club leads 5-0 going into the second leg on Wednesday. French powerhouse Lyon has won five straight titles and seven overall.