Arsenal Falls Behind WSL Leaders as Real Madrid Nets Seven Goals

out two more goals, Harley Ballo and Maite Oroz adding their names to the scoresheet. Sergio Quereda’s side simply outclassed Valencia in every department, leaving Caicedo to put the icing on the cake with her second and Real’s seventh which left him trawling the record books for when they’d lasted scored that many in a match.

This win has allowed Real Madrid to solidify their position as one of the top teams in Spain and sends a strong message to their competitors about their title ambitions. It also shows that they are capable of bouncing back after a tough loss, further establishing their resilience and determination as a team.

Overall, this weekend’s matches provided a lot of excitement and intrigue across the women’s football leagues in Europe. From surprising upsets to impressive performances, there was no shortage of drama and competitive action. It’s clear that the women’s game continues to grow and captivate audiences with its quality and intensity.
In a recent Women’s Super League game, Arsenal lost in a London derby with West Ham. With this defeat, Arsenal dropped six points behind leaders Chelsea, and players such as Honoka Hayashi and Katrina Gorry received praise for their performance. Meanwhile, Manchester City continues to prove themselves as title contenders with a victory against Leicester City. Additionally, Everton played against Chelsea and despite showing determination, lost to a more powerful team. Furthermore, Brighton & Hove Albion stunned the league by firing their coach Melissa Phillips, and Bristol City caused a stir with a draw against Aston Villa. Lastly, Real Madrid dominated in their win over Valencia.