Madrid captures the second final in its history | Soccer | Sports

Four and a half years after incorporating the women’s team into the entity, Real Madrid captured the second final in its short history tonight in Butarque. The white team beat Real Sociedad in Leganés in a match in which the blue white They had their short periods of dominance but in the end it was decided by Real’s offensive quality. and Linda Caicedo, who assisted Angeldahl in the second goal and scored the third in an explosive start, were the players with the most clarity in the last third of the field to propel Madrid to fight on Sunday in the same stadium against the almighty Barcelona for his first title since he was born the day before yesterday.

White found themselves with the goal when there were still people in Butarque who were entering a stadium that had a very discreet attendance in a tournament full of controversies. In the fourth minute, a change of orientation by María Méndez left Caicedo with space to face in the left corner of the field. The Colombian advanced and launched Olga Carmona in depth. The side’s cross was pushed into the net by Weir after the ball was dead in the area.

Real formed with Leupolz and Toletti in the double pivot and Angeldahl fell to the right. It is Alberto Toril’s preferred formula against strong rivals: reinforce the midfield with three midfielders, but that bet has been falling for weeks now Tere Abelleira, a footballer with a fantastic ability to combine but perhaps with less distance than her teammates . With the Galician on the bench, Madrid had a hard time finding a clean outlet for the ball and punishing the gaps in the positional attack. Between imprecision and imprecision, Nerea Eizagirre pulled a rabbit out of her hat. The ten blue white He received in the center of the field and filtered a formidable pass behind the white defense for Amaiur Sarriegi. The Spanish international started with power, slipped between Sheila García and María Méndez, dribbled past Misa and scored into the net.

Madrid was so, so thick that in the first stretch they only approached Lete’s goal in dribs and drabs despite their positional dominance. Until the brink of half-time, she did not find a way to once again outwit her rival’s defense with the clarity of her two best players. Weir slipped a through ball to Caicedo, who assisted Angeldahl behind. The Swede controlled with her left and crossed the long post with her right. A moment later, the Colombian launched a ride with which she left her markers behind. The ball hit the post after a deflection by the San Sebastian goalkeeper. It was after Toril removed Leupolz from the field, with knee problems, and brought in Athenea del Castillo. The entry of the Cantabrian winger on the left wing changed Caicedo to the right and Angeldahl to the double pivot.

The second section was more controlled by Real, who struck again and again on the wings. The referee called a penalty in a play in which Athenea del Castillo stepped on Emma Ramírez’s foot when she was trying to face her, but she called the referee to review the action.

With Real overturned in the last stretch, Madrid killed the semifinal in another start from Caicedo. The Colombian received the ball in her own field and drove at maximum speed while she got rid of Nahia Aparicio to score against Lete. The goal saved a team that suffered in the final minutes after receiving another goal from Sarriegi and withstanding the San Sebastian attacks. On Sunday he will finally make his debut in the Super Cup final to fight for his first title against his worst rival, who has beaten him in the previous 15 matches.