VILA-REAL (EFE). He Barça surpassed the Villareal 5-1 with the goals of Clàudia Pina, Alexia Putellas, Fridolina Rolföand two of Salma Parallueloafter the Valencian team tied the game after the break.
The Barça team, already thinking about the first leg of the semi-final of the Champions League next Saturday and after more than a week of international break, he presented a lineup with several rotations but that did not prevent him from sealing another victory in his fort, another that (although with its dose of suffering included) places him as the undefeated leader of F League and getting closer to the title.
Thus, Barça warned as soon as they had the opportunity to do so; In the first stages of the shock, a Carmen Carbonell rescuer appeared to avoid the first blow, and Barça, in a script that was as common as it was laudable, prepared to dominate the match, although the scoreboard took a while to reflect the same.
The yellow team did not hide under its defensive shell and established a middle block (which in the end gave way) but which prevented the team from Jonathan Giráldez quickly get ahead on the scoreboard, although it did not prevent him from doing so.
Pina overtook Barça
It was in the 33rd minute that, in a ball leaked by Putellas behind the rival’s back, a tangle of legs ended up giving the ball to Pina and she, alone and with pleasure, beat the goal with the tranquility of what she does every day.
The locals danced to the Latin rhythm of their t-shirt, which showed the logo of the Colombian artist Karol G, but Villareal provided the sauce in the second half. Those of Sara Monforte They took advantage of a long ball to momentarily beat the solidity of the culé fort, it was McKenna who, after the lateral center of Lucia Garciatied the match in the 55th minute in a perfect transition.
The anecdotal defensive imbalance of the Catalans penalized a Barcelona that still had a lot to say. In fact, the joy did not last long for the ‘yellow submarine’, Rolfö entered and kissed the saint; In the 63rd minute, the Swede took a poisonous cross out of her hat that ended up translating into a shot and being crowned the goal of the match, and the advantage once again belonged to Barça.
Just seven minutes later, Putellas sentenced from the penalty spot, an infraction that the rival had committed against the captain herself, and there the victory was on track.
Paralluelo complies with the law of the ‘ex’
Paralluelo was in charge of putting the icing (twice) on the cake. In two identical plays, although eight minutes apart, the forward scored the fourth and fifth to achieve her personal record of 30 goals in 29 games. The first, in min. 74, was served on a plate and inside the area by Aitana Bonmatíthe second, assisted by the Swedish scorer, from a little further away but with the same effectiveness.
Thus, Barça faces a clean week with a large cushion of points in its favorite competition to focus its efforts on the European competition, in which it wants to retain the title and for which it has splendid sensations.
Datasheet:
Barcelona: Sandra Paños; Lucy Bronze (Keira Walsh, min. 71), Marta Torrejón, Martina Fernández (Jana Fernández, min. 71); Alexia Putellas, Patri Guijarro, Aitana Bonmatí, Bruna Vilamala (Fridolina Rolfö, min. 59); Esmee Brugts (Mariona Caldentey, min. 71), Clàudia Pina (Vicky López, min. 59), Salma Paralluelo
Villareal: Carme Carbonell; Nerea Pérez (Rocío García, min. 72), María Romero (Mar Imbergamo, min. 77), Cristina Cubedo, Ainoa Campo, Francisca Lara; Teresa Morató (Lucía Romero, min. 83), Claudia Iglesias, Paola Soldevila, Lucía Gómez (Queralt Gómez, min. 71); Kayla McKenna (Thais Reiss, min. 83).
Goals: 1-0: Clàudia Pina, min. 33; 1-1: Keyla McKenna, min. 54; 2-1: Fridolina Rolfö, min. 63; 3-1: Alexia Putellas, min. 70; 4-1: Salma Paralluelo, min. 74; 5-1: Salma Paralluelo, min. 82.
Referee: Andrea Fírvida Fernández showed a yellow card to Patri Guijarro for Barcelona.
Incidences: Match corresponding to matchday 23 of League F played at the Johan Cruyff stadium in front of 5,149 spectators.