Juventus Women vs OL Lyonnes prediction 11.11.2026 | UEFA Women's Champions League

Juventus Women return to European action after coming from behind to beat Sassuolo 2:1 in Serie A on Saturday evening.

Lana Clelland put the visitors ahead in the first half, but Alba Redondo equalised before Cecilia Salvai completed the turnaround in the closing stages.

The Turin giants have now won each of their last three matches. Juventus secured a convincing 4:1 Champions League success at Austria Wien in their last European fixture before a 2:1 win at Fiorentina.

Isaac Guerrero's side have collected six points from three European league-phase matches, beating Hacken 3:0 before the victory in Austria. They lost their opener 2:1 against Benfica.

High-scoring outcomes have become a recurring theme for the Italian side. Each of their last ten games finished with at least three goals scored, while nine of those games also saw both teams get on the scoresheet. 

Defensive problems remain an issue for the home side.The Bianconere conceded five goals against Roma and four against Como in recent home league defeats. An average of 4.1 goals per game was scored in those fixtures. 

Head coach Guerrero could consider changes after a busy run of fixtures. Kysha Sylla and Matilde Pavan are among those in contention for a recall this week.

OL Lyonnes travel to Italy after an emphatic 7:1 away victory over Lens in the French top flight on Saturday.

Marie-Antoinette Katoto scored twice in the opening 21 minutes, while Damaris Egurrola, Melchie Dumornay and Lily Yohannes also struck before half-time.

Ada Hegerberg and Wendie Renard completed the rout late on as Lyon maintained their excellent recent form. 

Jonatan Giraldez.’s side have now won ten of their last 11 matches, with a remarkable tally of 62 goals scored in those fixtures. 

Last weekend’s win came on the back of a fine 5:2 victory at Montpellier and a crushing 6:0 Champions League win against Inter Women. Lyon had previously beaten Marseille 5:0 and PSG 4:0.

The French champions have secured seven points from their first three Champions league-phase games, following an 8:0 win at Servette, a 0:0 draw with Chelsea and the 6:0 demolition of Inter.

Head coach Giraldez has some injury concerns this week, with Caroline Weir expected to miss out because of a muscle problem. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd remains sidelined with a long-term knee injury, while Elma Junttila Nelhage is doubtful despite returning to training.

Wendie Renard, Selma Bacha and Ada Hegerberg are all pushing for starting recalls after appearing as substitutes against Lens.