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Real Madrid: The 5 most important games left in 2020
Real Madrid Femenino will be ready to put their disappointing 2-1 loss to Granadilla Tenerife behind them.
Primera Iberdrola is already underway. Real Madrid Femenino has now played six games, with a decent 3-1-2 record. Against Granadilla Tenerife, the team lost 2-1 as the team’s lack of unpredictability in attack and a slim midfield led to a disappointing defeat. That loss ended the team’s three-game winning streak.
Against Athletic Club, however, they will be eager to score three more points and try to break into the top four. Here is the line-up planned for the match against Athletic Club.
Goalkeeper – Misa Rodríguez
Real Madrid need three valuable points, and Misa Rodríguez is probably one of the first names on the team sheet right now.
Defense – Kenti Robles, Ivana Andrés, Babett Peter, Marta Corredera
There isn’t much prediction to be made in this department, as David Aznar seems to have found his most reliable back-four in Kenti Robles, Ivana Andrés, Babett Peter and Marta Corredera.
Midfield – Thaisa Moreno, Teresa Abelleira, Maite Oroz
This would be the strongest midfield if David Aznar can deploy it. There will be a physical presence of Thaisa Moreno, who will function as a containment midfielder. Teresa Abelleira will play as a deep game trainer with the ability to make a killer final pass, while Maite Oroz will be the creative engine in midfield, dribbling and finding forwards. She will wreak havoc.
Attack – Kosovares Asllani, Sofia Jakobsson, Marta Cardona
Last season, Chioma Ubogagu was the preferred winger alongside Kosovare Asllani and Sofia Jakobsson in attack. With the signing of Marta Cardona, the team seems to have settled on the new ASC trident (Asllani-Sofia-Cardona).
Although the last two games have seen three of their four goals on penalties, the forwards are still an integral part of the team. What also helps is the multi-dimensional nature of each of these players. Asllani can dive deep to bond with the midfielders, while Cardona and Sofia can switch flanks seamlessly.
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