OL win the 2026 LFFP Cup: Melchie Dumornay makes history again

Olympique Lyonnais Féminin once again proved its domination of women's football by winning the 2026 LFFP Cup. In an intense and spectacular final, the Lyonnaises were able to showcase their experience, their talent and their team to win a new major trophy.

When the final whistle blew, the joy was immense. The Lyon players celebrated their victory in front of their supporters, lifting the trophy amid applause and fireworks. This victory reinforces the club's reputation as one of the greatest giants of European women's football.

Melchie Dumornay, Haitian pride

Among the players who made their mark in this final, one figure particularly stood out: Melchie Dumornay. The Haitian attacking midfielder, nicknamed "Corventina", once again demonstrated the full extent of her talent.

Since her arrival in Lyon, Dumornay has gradually established herself as one of the most important players in the squad. Her vision of the game, her technique and her ability to create chances make her a formidable weapon for her team.

During this LFFP Cup campaign, the Haitian player was decisive on several occasions, actively participating in her club's victorious journey. In the final, his presence in midfield allowed Lyon to control the game and maintain pressure on the opponent.

A victory which confirms Lyon's domination

With this new trophy, Olympique Lyonnais women continues to write its history and strengthen its already impressive record. The club remains a world reference in women's football, thanks to a solid organization and very high level players.

This victory also symbolizes the importance of collective work. Each player contributed to this success, whether in defense, midfield or attack.

A symbol for Haiti

For Haitian supporters, Melchie Dumornay's performance is a huge source of pride. The young star today represents one of the most promising figures in Haitian football on the international scene.

Her success with Lyon inspires a new generation of young players in Haiti and demonstrates that Haitian talent can shine at the highest level of world football.

With this trophy in her pocket and a career that continues to progress, the future looks even brighter for Melchie Dumornay and for women's Olympique Lyonnais.