Real Sociedad continues at its own pace and completes the fifth day of the Primera Iberdrola with full victories by beating Villarreal 4-0 in Zubieta. Nerea Eizagirre, with a double, Amaiur Sarriegi and Mirari Uría were the scorers in a match that had a clear blue and white color.
The local team took control of the ball from the first minute and it didn’t take long to capture that dominance on the scoreboard. Gaby García stole a ball from Yenifer Giménez hitting the bottom line and her center to the area ends up finishing it off Nerea Eizagirre to strain the ball through the square. The Blue and Whites sentenced with two goals in two minutes before reaching half an hour of play. the first one wrote it down Mirari uria when taking advantage of a rejection of Pamela Tajonar to shot of Emma Ramírez and the second Amaiur Sarriegi cross shot after assistance from Nerea Eizagirre. Already in the second half, the Real executed a counterattack to perfection with a filtered pass from Iris Arnaiz on Amaiur Sarriegi, who yielded to Nerea Eizagirre so that the captain txuriurdin I just had to push her into the cage.
Kuki pulls the Eibar car
Eibar was reunited with victory – after three consecutive defeats against Villarreal, Athletic Club and Levante – by beating Rayo Vallecano 4-0 at Unbe. The gunsmiths took advantage from the start, because after three minutes Carla Morera The light premiered by taking advantage of an assist from Miriam Rodríguez ‘Kuki’ to beat Patricia Larqué with a cross shot. Shortly after Miriam Rodríguez ‘Kuki’ was the scorer after a pass was Arene Altonaga and definition below the local ram. Already in the second part, Miriam Rodríguez ‘Kuki’ signed his doublet particular when finishing off a corner kick thrown from the right side. In the final stretch of the crash, Maria Llompart put the finishing touch with a personal move that ended with the ball in the bottom of the tights.
Betis opens its record of victories
Betis achieved the first win of the season by beating Sporting de Huelva by the minimum (0-1) in La Orden. After two defeats (against Alavés and Barcelona) and two draws in a row (against Levante and UDG Tenerife), the Verdiblancas uncovered the jar of victories by taking the Andalusian derby thanks to a solitary goal by Grace Asantewaa on the brink of halftime with a powerful shot from the edge of the area that surprised Chelsea Arhust.
