Real Madrid closed its last match of the 23-24 season with a 1-4 victory over Sporting de Huelva. Olga put the visitors ahead with a great left footed shot and between Bruun and Feller they completed the goal tally in a great game for the whole team in Nuevo Colombino. Hmirova scored the winning goal in the final minutes as the Huelva team bid farewell to the first division.
Real Madrid ended its season at 23-24 in 41 games. A visit to the Sporting Club of Huelva in Nuevo Colombino was the last stop for the whites before enjoying a vacation marked by the Olympic event that starts in just a month. The event that marked the farewell of the Andalusians in the top category and for players such as Patri Ojeda, Sandra Castelló and Chelsea Ashurst, did not feature the presence of Toletti, Ivana or Oihane, but it featured the recently renewed Mass Rodríguez.
The match began with Paco Pichardo’s team showing a bold approach, where they had several set-piece actions in the Real Madrid area and with Joy Bokiri starring in a fierce struggle with Olga Carmona on the right wing, the main offensive method of Sporting from Huelva. The first shot on goal will come through De Flippo. The Canadian recovered the ball in the middle of the field and didn’t hesitate when she saw Mylene Chavas in front, but the goalkeeper was alert enough to control the ball with her foot and prevent the first goal of the game.
The passing of the minutes suited Real Madrid, who put their foot on the accelerator to take the final three points of the season. Claudia Zornoza opened the scoring with a free-kick that went straight into Chelsea’s hands and Signe Bruun continued the offensive storm. The Dane received the ball alone in the area after a counterattack led by Feller and made a mistake in the attack, with everything in his favor for a 0-1 score. It was during the hydration break that Alberto Toril’s men refreshed their ideas and scored the first goal of the game. Olga Carmona, who has shown the power of her left foot on countless occasions, once again excelled to make it 0-1 with a long shot, adding her eighth goal of the season and becoming the 4th all-time top scorer for the white team.
From the goal, the visitors took the lead to set the pace the match would follow from that moment on. Bruun would again enjoy two new chances, first with a semi-volley and a few minutes later a shot from the edge of the area with the same result: Chelsea’s hands. In his case, the fourth time was the charm. The forward made it 0-2 in the 43rd minute after Teresa’s ample free-kick, which gave the white team all the peace of mind, brought the team’s final victory closer.
period. Real Madrid would have time for another through Linda Caicedo, who in the last minute of extra time was met by a new Chelsea intervention that prevented the third of the afternoon.
Second part
With a two-goal lead on the scoreboard and the holidays just around the corner, Toril took the opportunity to bring in Athenea and Svava, while Hagman came in for the local team. With Sporting de Huelva at a slower pace and knocked out, White ended the match in the 53rd minute with another goal from Bruun to seal his personal double. This time the connection paid off between Feller and the white ‘9’ who ended up in the lateral center deliberately ahead of Ana Carol’s mark.
Everything seems to indicate that 0-3 will not be the last goal to be experienced in Nuevo Colombino. Real Madrid continued to approach the rival goal with danger and Bruun should have headed the ball home, but the linesman correctly pointed for offside when the ball left Claudia Zornoza’s boot. Yes, the game that ended up being 0-4 on the scoreboard would be valid. The goalkeeper from Huelva was unlucky to clear a long delivery from the visitors when he collided with Raso and the deflected ball ended with Feller scoring his eleventh goal of the year in an empty net.
The last moments of the match, with everything decided for Real Madrid, left images like María Valle’s debut in the first team and the last goal for Sporting de Huelva in the elite of Spanish women’s football. Before the goal, Isina was inches away from scoring from the middle of the field, taking advantage of Chavas’ advanced position. Hmirova scored the goal of honor in the 81st minute after beating Rocío and beating Chavas, exhilarating the entire audience present at the Stadium, who would still stand a few minutes later to say goodbye to Sandra Castelló and Patri Ojeda. Without further time, Real Madrid and Sporting de Huelva closed their participation in this 23/24 season with a 1-4 victory for White.
Source: La Verdad
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