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A former U.S. attorney general, Yates oversaw the year-long investigation.
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France’s Division 1 Féminine has a new champion.
Paris Saint-Germain took home the league’s trophy Friday, squashing Lyon’s 14-year stint at the top of the table. PSG secured the division title with a 3-0 win over Dijon, a fitting end to a historic season.
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— Ata Football (@atafball) June 4, 2021
Champions of France!#WatchWithAta #D1Arkema pic.twitter.com/08A3p0RG9N
The two teams have a storied past, with PSG finishing second to Lyon in the Division 1 Féminine title race eight times. Back in April, PSG ended another of Lyon’s winning streaks, beating the club in the Women’s Champions League quarterfinal. PSG’s stunning upset denied Lyon its sixth consecutive Champion’s League trophy.
PSG fans have given their women’s team this kind of welcome so much this season and it’s great to see.
— Kathleen McNamee (@kathleen_mcn) June 4, 2021
10 minutes from their first league title and ending Lyon’s 14 season dominance of Division 1 Feminine 🏆
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PSG’s 2020-2021 championship is the first-ever Division 1 Féminine title for the club.
A former U.S. attorney general, Yates oversaw the year-long investigation.
Riley was fired by the Thorns in 2015.
The Thorns, Red Stars and Racing Louisville all reportedly failed to fully cooperate.