A goal from Andrea Carid in the last minute enables Alhama to go unbeaten at home in honor of promotion to First Division
Happy farewell to the season for Alhama CF ElPozo, who turned their last home game of the year into an extension of the celebration that started a week earlier in Pozoblanco, as they confirmed their historic promotion to the First Women’s Division. Azulón coach Randri García left his best players on the bench and gave an award to many of the usual substitutes against Santa Teresa de Badajoz, who had to add the three points to stay in the battle for fifth place, giving justice on the next competition year in the 1st RFEF, the new second tier of Spanish women’s football.
Marina Martí of La Mancha put the locals ahead in the 48th minute as soon as she stepped onto the pitch. But two defensive mistakes by the team azulón made the Badajoz team turn the game around in a very short time. In the final round of the match, a dubious penalty for alleged hands-on by a visiting defense gave Randri’s chance of a draw. Andrea Carid took the penalty and scored. 2-2 and party with batucada included in the Guadalentín complex.
The girls of Alhama CF ElPozo thus maintained their spectacular streak of almost two years without a loss on their field. “It was our worst game of the season and we knew this could happen because of the week of celebration we’ve had and because it’s normal to drop the level of intensity after ten months at the top. In the end we tied the score and in September we started the new season with almost two years unbeaten at home. Now we have to create a professional structure and we are going to improve the staff, the facilities and the whole administrative part. Now come the two most important and most difficult months of the year,” said Randri García.
Source: La Verdad
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