Atlético Women storm Los Cármenes, keep the pressure on Barça | OneFootball

The Atletico Madrid Women's team once again delivered a sweeping performance and reconnected with the version that dazzled at the start of the season, with broad victories and a vertical game that keeps them in the fight for the lead. After the extra effort in the Champions against BK Häcken and the league stumble against Madrid CFF, Víctor Martín's team took advantage of a full week of preparation to regain freshness. This fine-tuning was noticeable at Los Cármenes, where the Granada Women's team and the Atletico Women's team measured forces in a duel that clearly tipped in favor of the red and whites.

The start was balanced. Granada showed courage in the pressure and had isolated arrivals that disturbed the mattress defense. However, the clearest opportunities corresponded to the Atletico Women's team, who tried with long shots from Silvia Lloris and a free kick from Bøe Risa that hit the post. The local goalkeeper Laura Sánchez held the Andalusian team in the first 45 minutes, where a possible penalty on Vaquerizo was even reviewed, which ultimately came to nothing.

Fiamma unleashes the red and white storm in Granada

Everything changed in the second half. A long shot from Fiamma, deflected by a defender, opened the scoring in the 47' and gave wings to the Atletico Women's team. Just five minutes later, Fiamma herself scored a great goal after a guided control and a finish with the outside that left Sánchez with no options. The double blow left Granada without a response, retracted and subjected to the visitor's intensity. The red and white superiority soon translated into the third goal, the work of Bøe Risa after taking advantage of a rebound inside the area. Far from settling, the Atletico Women's team found the definitive 0-4 in a space play that Jensen comfortably finished. In the final stretch, Granada sought the honor goal, especially with a powerful shot from Sierra, but Lola Gallardo responded with solvency to seal a victory that keeps the Madrid women second, two points behind the unbeatable Barça.

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