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Première Ligue
Montpellier open their Feminine Division 1 season against Toulouse on Friday, looking to overcome the departure of Nina Soufiya Ngueleu.
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The 2026 Feminine Division 1 campaign gets underway on Friday as Montpellier welcome Toulouse for a Round 1 clash. Both sides enter with ambitions of securing a top-four finish and a shot at Première Ligue promotion via the play-off semi-finals.
Montpellier head into the new season having lost forward Nina Soufiya Ngueleu to Lazio Roma. The 21-year-old Cameroonian featured in 21 league matches last term, and her departure leaves a gap in the attacking ranks that the hosts will need to address from the very first whistle.
With no competitive fixtures yet played this season, both clubs begin on level terms. Toulouse will fancy their chances of stealing early points on the road, while Montpellier will look to use home advantage to set the tone for their campaign. Expect a cagey, tightly contested affair as both managers assess their squads under competitive pressure for the first time.
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