Did the storm of goals leave Madrid helpless? The Catalans’ precision turned the match into a nightmare for Pina.
Under relentless pressure, opponents settled in the box after three quick passes. A first‑half strike went over, and a long‑range effort in the 77’ missed wide.
Defensive tension was missing, granting Barça’s players too much freedom.
Barcelona grew from the opening goal, roaming freely and dominating. Madrid saved a seventh at 80’ by neutralising Kerolin.
Attempts to curb Graham fell short as the Norwegian outpaced her. She denied Patri’s goal at 20’ but could not spark forward play.
Psychologically, Madrid seemed outmatched, rarely threatening the opposition.
A harsh tackle on Schertenleib earned a yellow at 51’ after a low kick on Pina. Overrun in midfield, she struggled to create chances.
She never found comfort, dimmed by the opponent’s superiority.
The familiar script repeats: against their arch‑rival, Madrid shrink far from their peak.
She flirted with danger but stood alone, defending well against Serrajordi yet her forward thrust was unanswered. A shot in the 66’ was blocked.
Despite a good scoring rhythm, she failed to impact. A solid block at 39’ by Cata Coll halted her, leaving her frustrated without quality service.
Fresh from a U‑20 World Cup win, the 19‑year‑old hoped to inject vigor into the attack.
She could not win the ball back, falling victim to Barcelona’s dominance.
Substituted in at 65’, she rattled a shot that grazed the post three minutes later.
She sparked a run in the 85’, but it yielded nothing, failing to rescue the white side.
Madrid could not overturn the Catalan showcase.