US media in awe of OL Féminine's exploits ahead of ICC in North Carolina

OL Féminine's exceptional performances have had repercussions well beyond Europe. Lyon's sixth Women's Champions League title, their fourth in a row, hasn't gone unnoticed on other side of the Atlantic, where "soccer" is mostly a women-dominated sport. One of the reasons for this outreach is the free live broadcast of Saturday's European final against Barcelona on Bleacher Report Live - a first for the tournament.
Saturday's latest @UWCL title only added to the @OLfeminin dynasty that @NYTSports profiled prior to Saturday's final 🔴🔵 https://t.co/Oq2DmVfkWA
— OL English (@OL_English) 20 mai 2019
Other US media outlets are also jumping on the OL bandwagon... The New York Times devoted an in-depth feature story to the ladies squad with the headline: "The most dominant team is not the one you think". After comparing the performances of Real Madrid in men's football and the Golden State Warriors in the NBA, the legendary New York daily concludes that "an unprecedented force of domination, a dynasty spanning more than a decade, can be the best team on the planet. Nobody, finally, can say no to Lyon."
Four of the biggest clubs in the women's game will be competing for the 2019 Women’s International Champions Cup when the tournament returns for a second successive year this August! ⚽️Find out more by heading to: https://t.co/YOTYULeiQJ pic.twitter.com/2p9BWJRwLu
— Women's ICC (@iccwomen) 21 avril 2019
Unrivaled in their sport, club captain Wendie Renard and company have won a record 13 consecutive French titles, as well as six Champions League trophies overall. This summer in the United States they'll have the chance to add to their trophy collection. As they did last season, OL will participate in the International Champions Cup, which takes place between August 15-19 at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina. OL's ties to the United States keeps on growing...
Simply the best 👑pic.twitter.com/u4saSbmMuq
— Women's ICC (@iccwomen) 19 mai 2019