A successful return for Julie Allemand in the province of Liège. Faced with Pierre Cornia, who launched it in adults, she and her Lyon teammates did not ease off.
As for the game, it was Lyon who scored the first two points. Side Panthers, Julia Franquin was the first to score while the scorer posted 0-6. After less than four minutes of play, Pierre Cornia felt obliged to ask for his first time-out because, even if we knew the opponent was far superior, the score was already 2-13.
The Lyonnaises T1 understood that the task would not be too complicated and quickly brought up its reservists. Liège scored a little more but the gap was still 16 points in the first quarter.
It took almost five minutes for the local players to score their first points in the second quarter. A difference of 36 points at rest which was definitely irrecoverable.
Back on the floor, the Panthers did not let go and only lost the third quarter by one point, even scoring more than in the first two combined. On the other hand, the last part of the match was much less beautiful. It took more than five minutes for Jaleesa Maes to unlock the counter again. Fatigue was felt and faults multiplied, thus offering easy points to the opponents, who did not need this to win.
62 points difference at the final buzz, it hurts but that does not detract from the nice start of the Panthers season.
Technical sheet
Panthers: LEBLON 8, DESCAMPS 3, FRANQUIN 5, BREWER 2, ROTBERG 5, Tremblez, Doppée 5, Peeters 5, Schwarz, Bremer, Maes 8.
Lyon: CRVENDAKIC 14, CHARTEREAU 12, CIAK 13, ALLEMAND 10, CHEVAUGEON 15, Jocyte 7, Tanqueray 8, Malonga 9, Johannes 9, Badiane 6.
Quarters: 9-25, 8-28 (17-53); 18-19 (35-72), 6-31 (41-103).
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