Four Grenadières stood out in Europe over the past weekend by scoring their names in the list of goal scorers in the women's national championships of France, Turkey, and Greece. Here's our overview!<\/p>

In the Arkema Première Ligue championship in France, without the presence of Maudeline Moryl, Olympique Marseille defeated FC Nantes with a narrow 1-0.<\/p>

Meanwhile, Racing Club Lens, with Jennyfer Limage (replaced by Julia Evrard in the 63rd minute), but without Roseline Eloissaint, drew 1-1 against FC Fleury. The equalizer for Fleury was scored by Haitian international Kethna Louis (45th minute), who subsequently received a yellow card (78th minute). Batcheba Louis entered the game to replace Lucie Calba (46th minute) to help secure the draw for FC Fleury.<\/p>

At the same time, Melchie Dumornay, who started the match against Montpellier HSC on the bench, took the place of Ines Benyahia (46th minute) and seized the opportunity to score her 10th goal of the season in the 85th minute. Corventina, who finished 4th in the last Ballon d'Or rankings, also received a yellow card at the very end of the match.<\/p>

In Turkey, Laurie-Ann Moïse scored for Kayseri Kadin FK, who triumphed 2-1 over Haymanaspor during the 9th round of the Women’s Super League.<\/p>

In Greece, Chelsea Domond (89th minute) registered her name on the scoresheet for Panathinaikos, who won 4-0 against OFI during the 5th round. Panathinaikos is in 3rd place with 12 points, three points behind the leader, Paok with 15 points.<\/p>

To conclude this brief overview, Nérilia Mondésir, over in the USA, played a crucial role on Sunday, November 1 against Orlando Pride, who were beaten 1-0 by Seattle Reign FC, allowing her club to qualify for the NWSL playoffs.<\/p>