Valencia CF Femenino were on the ropes. On a sunny morning at Estadio Antonio Puchades in November last year, powerhouses Atletico Madrid Femenino rained attack after attack on the home side. Time and again, they were repelled by feisty defending.
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Natalia Garcia never seems to take a break. One moment she is reviewing match footage, the next she is with her fellow coaches observing the Valencia CF Femenino first team training.
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It is a troubling but interesting time for Paula Guerrero. Every day she is bombarded with COVID-19 news that brings uncertainty to the world. And yet, she may one day be studying a virus of this scale after her football career.
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It is getting crowded at Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna. But as they say, the more the merrier. Women’s youth football is in town and here to stay.
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Andrea Esteban’s 1st ACL tear rocked her world. Then came another. And another. By the time she was forced to retire at 23 in 2019, the former Valencia CF Femenino striker had suffered 5 tears and had gone through 11 surgeries for other related injuries.
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Valencia CF Femenino started – and ended the day still – in the bottom 3. But the positive vibe that Batzine felt there last Sunday was the opposite one would expect from a struggling team. And if you thought the players were cowed by the visit of powerhouses Atletico Madrid, think again.
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