Real Madrid secured a point against DUX Logroño in their first match after the international break. Our team began with high intensity, and early on, Linda Caicedo found herself one-on-one with Miralles, who reacted swiftly to deny the goal. Shortly after, the Colombian capitalized on a perfect pass from Redondo in the box, effortlessly scoring the 1-0 (4’).

Our team controlled the game, but their goal-scoring chances were thwarted by the opposing defense and goalkeeper. As time progressed, the visitors increased their intensity, though without creating clear opportunities. Just before halftime, Däbritz had a chance to double the lead with a left-footed free kick that narrowly missed the top corner.

Madrid, unlucky
Five minutes into the second half, Keukelaar, who had to be substituted due to discomfort in the 56th minute, came close to scoring a second goal with a shot in the box that Rebeca cleared off the goal line. Despite their efforts, a lack of finishing prevented the team from extending their lead. Additionally, fortune was not on their side as Shei and Irune also had to be substituted due to physical issues. In the 11th minute of added time, Annelie scored the 1-1, denying our team the three points at the Di Stéfano.

TECHNICAL DATA:
1-Real Madrid: Frohms, Eva Navarro, M. Méndez, Andersson, Shei (Holmgaard, 75’), Angeldahl, Irune (Noe, 75’), Däbritz (Feller, 56’), Keukelaar (Weir, 56’), Linda C., and Redondo (Bennison, 79’).
1-DUX Logroño: Miralles, Cata (Laura M., 71’), Marta, Isina, Annelie, Falfán, Velazco (Giménez, 52’), Mawete (Comfort, 71’), Morcillo (Iraia, 87’), Rebeca, and Salomé (Valderas, 87’).

Goals
1-0 (min. 4): Linda Caicedo.
1-1 (min. 90+11): Annelie.

Disclaimer: Translation generated by artificial intelligence. It may contain inaccuracies.

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