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Soccer · Champions League · published 2026-09-30T00:00:00+00:00 · via BBC Sport

Chelsea held to goalless draw at Lyon after VAR call

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Chelsea drew 0-0 at Lyon in the Women's Champions League, with a late penalty decision going against them after a VAR review. Lauren James and Maika Hamano both went close to scoring a winner for the visitors. The match ended without a goal.

Expanded Detail

The match was a Women’s Champions League fixture between Lyon and Chelsea, ending 0-0 in Lyon. Chelsea had a late penalty decision overturned after a VAR review, which went against them.

Lauren James and Maika Hamano each produced chances that nearly broke the deadlock, but the visitors could not score. The report is listed as OL Lyonnes 0-0 Chelsea and sits under European Football, with related topics including Lyon, Football and Women’s Football.

Context

This result may resonate most with Chelsea and Lyon supporters, who could debate the VAR decision and its role in a tight Women’s Champions League tie. It may also feed wider conversations about officiating consistency in women’s football, potentially shaping how fans, players and pundits discuss technology’s influence on match outcomes.

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