Lilas Traïkia
Lilas Traïkia ( born August 6, 1985 in Lavaur ), occasionally also Lilas Traika, is a French football player.
Club career
Lilas Traïkia began as a little girl with two amateur clubs from their native region with the football. They became so strong that the neighboring Erstdivisionär Toulouse OAC, at that time the reigning French champions women who have not yet picked 15 -year-old to him and the striker occasionally began already in his first women's organization. So Traïkia could only twelve months later call French champion. Under this title, the women's football department of the TOAC joined the financially stronger rivals TFC ( in France usually also called Téfécé ), the purple color and the 16 -year-old striker represented - with great success, because at the end of the season 2001/ 02 were Toulouse players not only the defending champion title, but prevailed in addition also still in for the first time the played country cup competition ( Challenge de France) and the first team in the French women's football history and won so like the Doublé. The proportion of Lilas Traïkia, which was at this time also for female youth national team (see below), these titles can be read at their gates: of the 80 TFC - point game gates ( in the league phase and the subsequent Meisterrunde ), it achieved ten, and in the Cup final against FC Lyon (final score 2-1 ), it was she who brought their team with a 1-0 opening goal on the road to success. In the European Cup this season they remained without gate, but found in six of seven games to the semi-finals into account, alongside internationals like Anne Zenoni, Sabrina Viguier, Gaëlle Blouin, Élodie Woock and Mélanie Briche.
In the following two years, the TFC missed more championship titles in the Master round the end of the season, although Toulouse women each had led after the regular points round the table, and both times were only fourth. Also in the cup competition they parted always made before the final. Traïkia personally finished 2003/ 04 with 14 and again in 2005 / 06 with twelve hits succeeded after all, the fourth of the league top scorer internal list, and in the European Cup in 2002/ 03 you were about five inserts as many hits - only five other football players had wetted frequently. In addition, it had also become the A- national team in early 2006.
However, she left in the summer of 2006 with only 20 years for personal reasons Toulouse and joined the ASPTT Albi. Their women's team played at that time only in the third division, increased in 2007 with Lilas Traïkia and Anne Zenoni but in the second division on. Except for the 2008/ 09 season, when she was only considered in two competitive games, she was there master player and has achieved remarkable to 2012 72 hits in 79 league operations. As the meantime similarly become second-rate Toulouse FC for season 2012/13 returned to the first division, Traïkia followed the call of his trainer Soraya Belkadi and played 18 of 22 league games in which they had shot six of a total of only 17 goals of their club. After the immediate re- descent of Téfécé changed the 1.67 m wide attacker in 2013 for the first time in her career to a club outside of the city triangle Albi - Castres -Toulouse and joined the first division Juvisy FCF.
Stations
- ACL Busque (1994-1998)
- FC Graulhet (1998-2000)
- Toulouse OAC (2000/ 01)
- FC Toulouse FC (2001-2006)
- ASPTT Albi (2006-2012)
- Toulouse FC (2012 /13)
- Juvisy FCF (2013 - )
In the national team
Lilas Traïkia that was previously never come to the fore of the national youth coach, came in 2001/ 02 to the French A- Youth - selection, although they had been eligible at this time for the B- youth. With the U-19 took part in the vintage 2002 European Championships in Sweden, where the Frenchwoman in the final documents of their German peers, in which the striker was substituted ten minutes before the final whistle. Thus France had qualified for the U-19 World Cup, which was held in the late summer of the same year in Canada, and Traïkia stood as only player born in the year 1985, for the French squad. As a worst third group this World Cup was over for the players of coach Bruno Bini, however, already after the first round. The following year France won the U-19 European Championship in Germany. Lilas Traïkia denied there all five games, and their only goal was to 2-0 win in the final against Norway.
According to this widely acclaimed in France victory - this was the first continental title, a French woman elf ever had to win - it took more than two years before she was allowed to accumulate in the National Dress again. Between November 2005 and March 2006, she came to four inserts in the U- 21 level, where the attacker remained scoreless; and in January 2006 helped the trainer Élisabeth Loisel her. against Norway and their debut in the A national team This was followed, due to the change to Albi in the third league again this time a 21 -month international break. The Loisel 's successor and former U-19 coach Bruno Bini, however, had made her watch there, and took it in October 2007 in the A- team back. In a friendly match against the Netherlands as well as two European Championship qualifiers against Serbia and Slovenia, they even stood each in the starting lineup, and against the Serbs, they also scored a goal. According to a fifth use against Italy in January 2008 Bini however, no longer resorted to Lilas Traïkia, but were also attacking the Bleues players from top division clubs preference.
Palmarčs
- French Champion: 2001, 2002
- French Cup winner: 2002
- European Cup semi-finalist: 2002
- 5 'A' matches, 1 goal for France
- U-19 European Champion 2003