Costa Adeje Tenerife Clinches Impressive Away Win Against Madrid CFF

Costa Adeje Tenerife has continued its impressive form in the league, securing a convincing away victory against Madrid CFF with a score of 2-0. This win marks another significant milestone in their campaign, showcasing their determination and skill on the field.

Unbeaten Streak Propels Team Up the Standings

Under the astute leadership of coach Eder Maestre, Costa Adeje Tenerife has now achieved five consecutive victories on the road, solidifying their reputation as a formidable opponent. This latest win has propelled them to fifth place in the league standings, just two points behind the team in fourth and four points adrift of the second position. Their consistent performance has allowed them to create a five-point cushion over the sixth-placed team, indicating a strong push for a higher ranking as the season progresses.

Match Highlights: A Display of Dominance

The match began with Costa Adeje Tenerife displaying confidence and control from the first whistle. They quickly took the lead in the 12th minute when Carlota Suárez seized on a rebound after Amani’s shot struck the woodwork, putting the visitors ahead early on. Throughout the match, Madrid CFF struggled to create meaningful opportunities, failing to register a single shot on target, which underscored Tenerife’s defensive prowess.

As the first half unfolded, Ouzraoui made her presence felt by testing Madrid goalkeeper Paola Ulloa with an early shot. Following their initial goal, the Tenerife squad opted to slow the pace of the game while maintaining effective possession. Madrid’s first real attempt came from Andonova, whose cross was comfortably dealt with by goalkeeper Noelia Ramos, illustrating the visitors’ defensive organization.

As the first half progressed, Suárez continued to be a thorn in the side of the Madrid defense. She narrowly missed a header and had another attempt saved just before halftime, leaving the score at 1-0 as the teams headed into the break. Costa Adeje Tenerife was clearly in control, having dictated the tempo and flow of the game.

The second half saw Madrid CFF trying to mount a comeback, with Emilie and Malou Marcetto posing some threats. However, the Tenerife side quickly regained their composure, focusing on effective ball circulation and solid defensive strategies to mitigate any pressure from their opponents. Their ability to absorb pressure while maintaining possession was a testament to their tactical discipline.

In a pivotal moment in the 83rd minute, Suárez earned a free kick, which was taken by Clau Blanco, who had just entered the match. Blanco skillfully placed the ball into the far corner of the net, extending the lead to 2-0 and effectively sealing the victory for Costa Adeje Tenerife. Despite Madrid’s desperate attempts to score in the dying moments of the match, they were unable to create any significant threats, and the match concluded with the score remaining unchanged.

Match Summary and Key Statistics

MADRID CFF 0 (0) UD COSTA ADEJE TENERIFE 2 (1)

MADRID CFF: Paola Ulloa; Nuria Mendoza (Marina, 74′), Sandra Villafañe, Allegra, Mônica (Esther Laborde, 46′), Melgård; Andonova (Alba Ruiz, 46′), Ángela Sosa, Hildur; Malou Marcetto and Emilie (Bárbara, 74′).

UD COSTA ADEJE TENERIFE: Noelia Ramos; Cinta, Aithiara, Aleksandra, Elba, Patri Gavira; Paola Hernández (Yerliane, 65′), Natalia Ramos (Castelló, 76′), Amani; Ouzraoui (Iratxe, 76′) (Gramaglia, 84′) and Carlota Suárez (Clau Blanco, 84′).

REFEREE: María Gloria Planes Terol (Murcian committee). Cautioned the locals Andonova, Nuria Mendoza, and Esther Laborde.

SCORES: 0-1: (12′) Carlota Suárez. 0-2: (84′) Clau Blanco.

INCIDENTS: Fernando Torres. Natural grass in good condition. Overcast afternoon. Approximately 200 spectators.

Key Points from the Match

Key points

• Costa Adeje Tenerife achieved their fifth consecutive away victory, showcasing their strong form.
• The team is currently in fifth place, just two points behind the fourth-placed team.
• Carlota Suárez opened the scoring in the 12th minute, capitalizing on a rebound.
• Clau Blanco sealed the victory with a well-placed free kick in the 84th minute.
• Madrid CFF struggled to create scoring opportunities, failing to register a shot on target.
• The match was played in good conditions, with approximately 200 spectators in attendance.