Women’s Deportivo have promotion to the elite at hand after confirming a set against Juan Grande (6-2)

As expected, the First Women’s Federation will experience one last crazy day next weekend. Deportivo, Eibar and Osasuna arrive tied on points in the decisive round of the championship and with the uncertainty that none of them depends on the only direct placement towards glory. The blue and whites must win in Logroño and play Eibar, but the Basques depend on there not being a simple points draw with Osasuna, from which the losers would be eliminated. Crazy.

Those of Irene Ferreras were successful on the penultimate day against the club from the bottom of Juan Grande (6-2). Maybe on a farewell to the season in front of their fans, if the bills come out about the final date. The blue and whites struck hard against an aggressive opponent from the Canary Islands, who progressed and even upset the opponent twice by 1-1 (11th minute) and 3-2 (66th minute). However, there was not much room for anxiety and Dépor broke through with a double from Millene (4 and 16), another from Carlota Suárez (71 and 93) and Ainho ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​, Marta Charla (82). .

Like Deportivo, Osasuna and Eibar also imposed their law against two other teams in decline, such as Oviedo (2-0) and Córdoba (2-0). Thus, the leading trio is tied at 52 points. To solve this tie, it is necessary to go to the sum of points in the group of individual clashes of the three teams: Deportiva (7 points); Eibar (7); and Osasuna (3). As the match between the two teams continues, alone, this one is overturned by simple scoring, convenient for the Gunners.

For this reason, on the last day, Deportivo needs to add a better result than Eibar in Granada, and not worsen Osasuna’s in Cáceres, in order to advance.

Eibar, for their part, must achieve at least the same result as Dépor and better Osasuna’s in order to progress, except in the theoretical case of a three-way tie in their favour. Whereas the Navarrese need to improve what Deportivo are doing, not worsen what Eibar is doing (a simple points haul with the Gunners would see them overtake them in the top overall scorer classification). A huge mess.

There is even the possibility of a tie on 52 points if Granada beat Eibar and Deportivo and Osasuna lose. In that case, it would be settled in the following order: Deportivo (11 points in direct matches), Eibar (8), Osasuna (7) and Granada (6).

On the last date, Deportivo will play against DUX Logroño without goals (today, it ran out of mathematical chances for the playoffs); Eibar against Granada, who are looking for the home field factor in the first round of promotion (if they win, they beat the Basques by a goal); and Osasuna against Cacereño competing with AEM for the last ticket to the playoffs. More emotions, impossible.

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Sports: Yohana; Cris Martínez (Patri López, min. 67), Inés Altamira, Raquel García, Paula Monteagudo; Paula Gutiérrez, Letti Sevilla (Carlota Sánchez, min. 67); Ainhoa ​​Marín (Sara Navarro, min. 58), Laura Fernández (Carlota Suárez, min. 58), Eva Dios; and Millene (Marta Charle, min. 75).

Big John: Ginelux: Vicky (Recalde, min. 67), Tania, Cora, Núria, Alba Santamaría, Valeria (Arisleyda, min. 59), Elisabet, Fanny Godoy (Daysy Bareiro, min. 59), Alba Quintana (Yanira Morán, min. 81), Mar Rubio (Anna Lizarraga, min. 81) and Raquel.

Goals: 1-0, min 4: Millene; 1-1, min 11: Núria; 2-1, 16 min: Millene; 3-1, min 24: Ainhoa ​​Marin; 3-2, min 66: Raquel; 4-2, min 71: Carlota Sánchez; 5-2, min 82: Charlie; 6-2, min 93: Carlota Suárez.

Referee: Josefa Sánchez Gómez (Cantabrian Committee). No objection.