Own goal answers Matéo as the women’s Paris derby ends level

Paris FC and Paris Saint-Germain drew 1–1 in the French women’s league on 1 November. Clara Matéo put Paris FC ahead in the 11th minute before Kinga Seweryn’s 29th-minute own goal brought PSG level, according to ESPN’s event record . PSG’s equaliser should therefore be identified as an own goal rather than credited to one of their attackers.

Paris FC and Paris Saint-Germain drew 1–1 in the French women’s league on 1 November. Clara Matéo put Paris FC ahead in the 11th minute before Kinga Seweryn’s 29th-minute own goal brought PSG level, according to ESPN’s event record. PSG’s equaliser should therefore be identified as an own goal rather than credited to one of their attackers.

The score remained unchanged after half-time. The source lists 15 PSG attempts against seven for Paris FC, while possession was closer: 51.6% for the hosts and 48.4% for the visitors. Similar possession shares did not produce identical attempt totals.

The games-played difference matters

PSG have 16 points from seven matches, while Paris FC have 13 from six in the current standings. Their three-point separation therefore comes with a one-game difference. Lyon lead on 21 points from seven games. Those figures locate the teams in the chase without treating their remaining results as predetermined.

Archival cover photograph: Clara Matéo wearing Paris FC colours in Caen in March 2026; archival photograph, not the current Paris derby. Photographer/creator: Benoit-caen. Image source and metadata; CC0. The Wikimedia-supplied file is used without raster edits. Image date as recorded by the source: 2026-03-15 16:39:14.