Logroño United players celebrate one of the goals of the match.

Logroño United conquer the Fernando Torres

The Rioja-based side secured a 2-3 victory away at Madrid CFF to return to winning ways in Liga F Moeve. The visiting goals were scored by Justina Morcillo—who was named MVP of the match—Valentina Donolato, and Ana Franco. Meanwhile, Raiderlin Carrasco and Kate Taylor found the net for the Madrid outfit.

15 NOV 2026

Match report

Players from both teams posed before the start of the match with a banner against gender-based violence. Madrid CFF tried in the opening moments, looking for Hasnath Ubamba, but Miralles was very alert to cut out the danger. Meanwhile, Logroño United broke the deadlock after six minutes. A corner taken by Isina was controlled by Cata Ongaro, who laid the ball off for Justina Morcillo, who was the match's MVP, to send the ball into the back of the net and make it 0-1 on the scoreboard. The Riojan club pressed their opponent's build-up play, and the second goal wasn't long in coming. A delivery from the corner by Isina was headed into the back of the net by Valentina Donolato to extend their lead on the scoreboard. 

The third goal was at Ana Franco's feet, but the forward was unlucky. Laura Martínez also tried her luck, with a shot that went over the crossbar. Sakina Ouzraoui looked for a reply, but her shot was met by a save from Miralles. After half an hour of play, Sánchez Vera didn't hesitate and brought on Emilie Holt and Inés Konan in an attempt to change the pace of the match. The home side appealed for a possible handball penalty by Justina Morcillo, but the referee did not award it. Raiderlin Carrasco, who had already threatened with a shot over the crossbar, reduced the deficit after tapping in a low cross from Sakina Ouzraoui at the far post. Indeed, the attacker had another chance before half-time with a shot that went wide. 


After the break, Cris Redondo tried with a header, while Miralles had to fly to save a shot from Hasnath Ubamba. The goalkeeper also caught a long-range effort from Emilie Holt. The equalising goal was at Sakina Ouzraoui's feet, but her shot went over the crossbar. Margarita Giménez and María Barquero were the Riojan club's first changes, and, barely a minute later, the visitors' third goal arrived. Isina delivered a cross with her right foot that Ana Franco struck first-time to extend her team's lead. Despite the difference on the scoreboard, Sánchez Vera's side pushed for the match, and quickly reduced the deficit through Kate Taylor, who headed in a delivery from the corner. 

The match was open again, and Sánchez Vera fully committed to risk by bringing on Paula León as a spearhead. María Barquero looked to seal the win for Logroño United. The striker had another attempt a few minutes later, but again failed to find the goal defended by Paola Ulloa. Meanwhile, Sakina Ouzraoui threatened the opposition goal, but the visiting team's defence safely cut out the action. Madrid CFF also tried from set-pieces, but again, Logroño United's defence cleared the danger to secure their victory and claim three golden points that move them up to 8th position in Liga F Moeve with 13 points in their tally, while the Madrid-based side remains in 6th place with 17 points, two points off a European spot.