Real Madrid beat Sevilla with a resounding 3‑1 at the Jesús Navas Stadium, maintaining its leading position in League F after a match marked by the intensity and determination of both teams. The victory was sealed in the final minutes, when the white offensive managed to break Sevilla's wall and secure the three points that will allow them to continue putting pressure on Barcelona in the fight for the top.
The match began with a balanced first half. Felicia Schröder opened the scoring in the 12th minute with a precise turnaround, but Xenia Barrios responded in the 32nd with an individual goal that gave the Sevillians the advantage. Despite the pressure from Real Madrid, Sevilla maintained control of the game and achieved a draw that gave them confidence for the second act. Sevilla's defense, led by Sullastres, showed solidity, although mistakes in getting the ball out allowed Schröder to score again in the 28th minute, before the goalkeeper pulled herself together to prevent a second goal.
In the second half, coach Pau Quesada made a significant rotation, leaving out most of his starters and introducing players like Linda Caicedo, Caruso, Eva Navarro and Beerensteyn. This strategy paid off when, in the 86th minute, Arianna Caruso took advantage of a corner rebound to score 1‑2, and two minutes later, Eva Navarro assisted Lineth Beerensteyn, who scored the decisive goal to make it 1‑3. Beerensteyn's goal, his fourth in a row, sealed the victory and forced Sevilla to accept defeat in the final moments of the match.
Real Madrid showed a combination of hierarchy and offensive effectiveness that translated into three goals in the last ten minutes. Players like Caruso and Beerensteyn demonstrated their ability to create opportunities at critical moments, while the defense, led by Sullastres, maintained its composure against the Sevillian attacks. The final result not only reinforces Real Madrid's position in the table, but also gives them a psychological boost to face Barcelona in the next matches.
With the victory, Real Madrid continues its campaign of dominance in League F, while Sevilla is left with the frustration of not having been able to capitalize on its initial advantage. The next challenge for Real Madrid will be to maintain the pressure on Barcelona and consolidate its leadership in the competition. Sevilla, for its part, will have to analyze defensive errors and look for ways to improve its performance in the coming games.