Matchday 10 of the F League left names like Inma Gabarro and Caroline Hansen, who put together 10 performances, or Kudananji, who had double points in the match for Pichichi. This is the ideal eleven of the day, in a 1-4-4-2 system.
Elene Lete – Real Sociedad
The goalkeeper is confident of an important victory for the Txuriurdin team to get out of the bad streak.
Marta Torrejón – FC Barcelona
In a match where it was difficult to open the scoring, Torrejón was very intense in attack and the opening goal was his.
Morgane Nicoli – Levante Las Planas
Despite his dismissal in the final stages, he kept alive the call for the Catalan’s comeback with his two goals.
Silvia Lloris – Levante
The Murcian player once again put together a high level of fight and showed that he is ready to compete for the title.
Olga Carmona – Real Madrid
The Andalusian continues to be one of the most outstanding in his team. He assisted and scored in the win against Sporting.
Caroline Hansen – FC Barcelona
Omnipresent. The Barça winger was present in all four of his team’s goals with one goal and three assists.
Vilde Boe Risa – Atlético de Madrid
Ever more established in midfield, the Norwegian played a solid game in his team’s victory over Granada.
Ana González – Madrid CFF
In quiet work, the Andalusian is a key part in running your team. Lead from the middle.
Athenea del Castillo – Real Madrid
He was again decisive and unbalanced in reuniting his team to victory.
Inma Gabarro – Seville
It’s thrilling. He had one of his best games as a Sevilla player in a derby where he scored two goals and provided an assist.
Cristina Martín-Prieto – Seville
A dagger. Like his forward partner, he also scored a double and accompanied it with an assist.
Source: La Verdad
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