MADRID, 22 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) –
FC Barcelona closed the year 2021 with a new win (7-0) at the expense of Madrid Club de Fútbol Femenino in a match corresponding to matchday 15 of the First Iberdrola, a category that it leads with an iron fist, while Real Sociedad retained the second position after defeating Alavés Gloriosas (0-4) at home.
The culé team adds up and goes on. This Wednesday, Jonathan Giráldez’s team won their fifteenth victory in as many games and did so by crushing Madrid CF. A triumph that culminates the best year in its history after being proclaimed European champions.
The brand new ‘Ballon d’Or’ Alexia Putellas opened the account and was the main protagonist of the match with a triplet. In addition, Lieke Martens, Leila Ouahabi, Caroline Graham Hansen and Paula Ulloa also scored for the Blaugrana, at an own goal. Barça has 86 goals in favor and only 4 against after 15 rounds. Their advantage is 11 points over Real.
The ‘txuri urdines’, precisely, did not fail in their pursuit of the culés and defeated Alavés without problems. Natalia Arroyo’s team went ahead after half an hour through Emma Ramírez and sentenced her victory in the second half with targets from Amaiur Sarriegi and Gabriela García, who scored a double.
For its part, Granadilla de Tenerife achieved three gold points (1-2) in its visit to Sevilla to continue very close to the ‘Champions’ positions. The Canary Islands won thanks to the goals of Jassina Blom and Cristina Martín-Prieto. Those of Nervión cut distances through Toni Payne, but the victory traveled to the island.
In addition, Real Madrid easily beat Sporting de Huelva (3-0) -which still does not know the victory- and achieved its third consecutive victory, adding the last of the ‘Champions’, although it had to wait for the second half to resolve the stake. Esther González, Nahikari García and Athenea del Castillo were the scorers for the merengue team, which is sixth in the table.
In other matches on matchday 15, Villarreal beat Betis away (0-1) with a goal from Raquel Pinel in ’84, two minutes after María Valle was sent off in the Andalusians; and Valencia beat Eibar (2-0) with late goals from Beatriz Beltrán and Oriana Altuve. Athletic-Atlético and Levante-Rayo were postponed due to several positive cases in COVID-19.