Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Malawi Voice
Published on 2024-03-11 15:18:42
Scorchers forward, Tabitha Chawinga, has been making waves in France as she led PSG to the Coupe de France final with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Paris FC on Sunday. Chawinga’s standout performance included scoring an equaliser just 6 minutes before full time, forcing the match into a penalty shootout after a 3-3 draw in regular time.
The game saw an early goal from Grace Geyoro for Paris FC in the 13th minute, only for Gaetane Thiney to level the score with a penalty goal. Chawinga then put PSG ahead on the 56th minute, but Sakina Karchaoui equalised for Paris FC on the 64th minute. Louna Ribadeira then gave Paris FC the lead on the 71st minute, before Chawinga once again came to the rescue with a superb goal on the 84th minute.
The thrilling victory means PSG will face off against FC Fleury 91 in the final, as they secured a surprise win over defending champions, Olympic Lyonnais, in the semi-finals with a 5-4 victory on penalties.
Chawinga’s incredible form and goal-scoring prowess have been instrumental in PSG’s journey to the final of the prestigious Coupe de France. Her ability to find the back of the net in crucial moments has not only earned her praise from fans and pundits but has also solidified her status as one of the top forwards in French women’s football.
The Malawian international has been a key player for PSG throughout the tournament, demonstrating her skills, speed, and composure in front of goal. Her performance in the semi-final match against Paris FC highlighted her ability to deliver when it matters most, showcasing her resilience and determination to help her team succeed.
As PSG gears up for the final against FC Fleury 91, Chawinga will undoubtedly be a player to watch. Her presence on the field poses a constant threat to opposition defenses, and her knack for scoring crucial goals could be the difference-maker in the final showdown.
Chawinga’s success in France has not only raised her profile as a top footballer but has also put Malawian women’s football on the map. Her achievements on the pitch serve as an inspiration to young girls and aspiring footballers in Malawi and beyond, showcasing the talent and potential that exist in women’s football.
As Chawinga and PSG prepare for the Coupe de France final, fans eagerly anticipate another dazzling display from the Scorchers forward as she aims to lead her team to victory and etch her name in the history books of French women’s football.
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