They brought Linda Caicedo, Olga Carmona and more figures and history has not been able to be reversed: FC Barcelona beat Real Madrid in the Spanish Women’s League… and the saying that ‘it doesn’t matter when you read it’ continues to be true…
It was one more frustration for the ‘merengues’, who had Linda Caicedo from the start but could not avoid the 0-3 win.
At 10 minutes, the overflow on the left forced a shot from Linda that ended up being in vain, as Hansen managed to put in the cross that found Rolfö free at the far post for the 0-1 score just after 10 minutes. The Colombian tried it but she couldn’t help but appear in the photo so much that she made it all uphill.
She herself would seek equality in the next action but she would lack company and then the target would try with Paredes’ shot that hit the post, with Carmona’s permanent intention that the Blaugrana defenders controlled well and was saved from the second at 34 in Graham’s intention that he was going very close to the post.
The visitor always seemed more threatening, and with Bonmatí he would test Misa’s reflexes in the rejection of her tremendous shot at 36 minutes and again at 38 for the goalkeeper’s brilliance. Another violent shot from Paralluelo would hit the crossbar in the 39th minute.
That is why Caicedo played a good part of the first stage in his own field, trying to support the mark on the left but very far from his zone of influence to attack.
For the complement, those who accelerated were the visitors, who increased the advantage in another great projection by Hansen that this time found Bonmatí in the middle of the area to make it 0-2 at 55 minutes.
Madrid did very little for equality, already physically exhausted, without free paths to reach the rival goal and without a single partner for Caicedo in attack.
Without any reaction, the merengue saw the fourth fall at 67, an act of justice with Hansen, the best on the field, who evaded rivals inside the area until converting the third, a high and powerful shot, which sealed the 0-3 . The Colombian left the field after 72 minutes, exhausted from running without a reward.
The victory consolidates FC Barcelona at the top of the League table with 61 points, while Linda’s team follows but very far away, with 49 points. There is no way to overshadow, at least not yet, the best in Spain.