Sevilla, Spain — Dis na wetin dey happen as Sevilla FC Femenino go play dem 26th match of di Liga F season dis Wednesday, April 16, for Estadi Johan Cruyff, as dem dey meet with FC Barcelona for 19:00h. With twelve losses for di league, Sevilla go look for dia tenth win to pull dem self far from di relegation zones.
Di team wey David Losada dey manage, don dey prepare well to collect three points dat go help dem come out from di danger zone. Sevilla don see mixed results for dia last three matches — dem get one important win against CFF, one draw against Badalona, and one loss to Granada. Dis match dey important for dem to carry on di positive vibe and gather more points this season.
On di other hand, FC Barcelona Femenino dey run tings from di top of di table. Dem dey look to maintain dia lead over Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid, wey dey hot di chase. Barcelona don also dey enjoy better form, with two wins in dia last three league matches, setting dem up nicely for dis crucial clash.
As for Sevilla, dem get good news as all players dey fit for dis big match, something wey dem no fit boast of since injuries don hit dem hard in previous weeks. Dis full squad dey provide dem with enough strength to show weda dem fit make a serious challenge on di pitch.
But Barcelona dey face some setback as dem go play without Kika Nazareth, who don suffer a major ankle injury and go miss di rest of di season. Dis injury fit affect dia game plan, as dem dey rely on all dem key players to hold dia title challenge.
Di referee wey go oversee di match na Maria Gloria Planes, wey don refereed both Sevilla and Barcelona before. For her last match wit Sevilla, dem draw 1-1, while Barcelona win 2-0 under her watch against Espanyol. Planes dey known for her strict approach, averaging about four yellow cards per game, which fit affect di game tempo if tensions rise.
Sevilla FC Femenino esper dem go get clear calls from Planes, as dem dey trust say she go keep di match fair. Coach David Losada go line up di squad without surprises, with Esther Sullastres as goalkeeper. In defense, Débora García and Morcillo go hold di flanks, while Eva Llamas and Diana Gomes go form di center-back partnership. Redondo and Gili Giner go take di midfield pivot, with Pamela González as di playmaker. Lucía Corrales and Kanteh Cham go operate on di wings, while Alba Cerrato go lead di attack.
For di home side, Barcelona go start wit Cata Coll as di keeper. Di backline go consist of Ona Batlle and Esmee Brugts at di wings, while Irene Paredes, Ingrid Engen, and Patri Guijarro go handle di center defense. Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas go control di midfield, while Caroline Graham Hansen and Clàudia Pina go flank di attack, with Salma Paralluelo as di forward.
As both teams prepare for dis significant clash, di atmosphere promising to be electric, na deep strategy and strength go determine di outcome of dis fixture. Fans across di world dey ready to witness as Sevilla FC Femenino and FC Barcelona Femenino clash for supremacy.
