Real Madrid suffered the cold of Twente for Alberto Toril’s team, faced with the intensity of the Dutch team, went from less to more, rediscovering its offensive side to come back in the second half with one that danced down the wing, scoring the first for the white team and assisted the second for Signe Bruun before the Madrid victory closed (2-3). A match that leaves Real Madrid virtually in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, which would be their second qualification in their short history after losing two consecutive years in the group stage.
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Olivia Clark, Anna Knol (Sophie te Brake, min. 42), Alieke Tuin, Leonie Vliek (Kim Everaerts, min. 83), Lieske Carleer, Kayleigh van Dooren, Danique van Ginkel (Sophie Proost, min. 75), Ella Peddemors , Amanda Andradóttir, Jaimy Ravensbergen y Nikée van Dijk (Charlotte Hulst, min. 75)
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Misa, Sheila García, Olga Carmona, Maëlle Lakrar, Rocío Gálvez, Caroline Weir (Filippa Angeldahl, min. 81), Melanie Leupolz, Sandie Toletti, Linda Caicedo (Eva Navarro, min. 89), Naomie Feller (Alba Redondo, min. 68) and Signe Bruun
Goals
1-0 min. 28: Jaimy Ravensbergen. 1-1 min. 46: Linda Caicedo. 1-2 min. 70: Signe Bruun. 1-3 min. 93: Alba Redondo. 2-3 min. 95: Sophie te Brake
Referee Katalin Kulcsár
yellow cards
Sheila García (min. 76), Misa (min. 84)
The team led by Toril forced themselves to wipe the slate clean, but they also allowed themselves to remember that first game against Twente in which they scored seven goals. But in the Netherlands the white team knew that they could not fight for the same result. Between some reflections of the snow on the grass, Madrid was frozen. The high pressure of the Dutch prevented their rivals from getting the ball out. Linda Caicedo tried it on the bands without success, failing in her last decisions; also Rocío Gálvez from outside the area, and Signe Bruun in the center. The locals matured their plays more, reduced the pace that White could not impose and reached Misa Rodríguez’s goal, although from outside the area. Until a free-kick cross from Tuin that Ravensbergen finished off to certify Twente’s step forward.
Two unfortunate balls left Bruun bleeding from the nose, and Knol out of the game. A sensitive loss in the center of the defense that Caicedo took advantage of to collect a Toletti rebound and score the tie in stoppage time. Then, Madrid thawed, and the roles were reversed. White’s offensive side made an appearance after the awakening of Caroline Weir and greater success from Caicedo, who provided the perfect assist after a dance by the wing for Bruun to put Madrid, renewed, ahead. The Dutch needed a draw, but Sheila and Lakrar were in charge of protecting the victory that Te Brake put in danger with a goal from outside the area, but that Alba Redondo had taken care to ensure minutes before in stoppage time with another goal. .
