Paris FC, with Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie between the posts, secured an exhilarating 4-2 victory against Montpellier on Sunday, reinforcing their third-place position in the Premiére Ligue standings.

The match at Stade Charléty started with Maëlle Garbino’s early 11th-minute goal to give Paris FC the lead.

Montpellier equalized in the 26th minute following a contentious incident that hampered Nnadozie’s attempt to clear, bringing the score to 1-1.

Paris responded swiftly, with Kessya Bussy netting in the 32nd minute to regain the advantage, sending the home side into halftime up 2-1.

Montpellier mounted a fierce second-half challenge, testing Paris FC’s defense and nearly scoring with a shot that rattled the crossbar in the 61st minute.

Nnadozie was pivotal in maintaining her team’s lead, showcasing her exceptional goalkeeping skills with a stunning double save in the 70th minute.

However, Montpellier managed to level the match at 2-2 in the 80th minute with a well-placed cross-shot. Paris FC in the dying moments saw Julie Dufour’s strike in the 89th minute put them back on top.

Paris FC players celebrate after their goal against Montpellier during a league match. Photo | X

Dufour sealed the victory with another goal in the 95th minute, securing her brace and the team’s 4-2 win.

This helps Chiamaka Nnadozie and Paris FC maintain a strong standing, 3rd position in the French Women’s Championship table.