Sevilla routs Madrid 4-2
Sevilla Femenino beat Real Madrid Femenino 4-2 in a Marbella friendly. Rosa Márquez opened the scoring and Fatou Kanteh doubled the lead; Gemma Gili added a third and Blom finished the win in stoppage time. Real Madrid pulled back through Däbritz and Felicia Schröder but couldn’t complete the comeback.
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Schröder marks debut
Felicia Schröder, Real Madrid Femenino’s record signing, opened her account despite a 2-4 defeat to Sevilla: she headed in Pau Comendador’s cross in the 94th minute. Introduced after halftime, the Swede left a positive impression and appears to be settling in.
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Raphinha returns
Raphinha returned from injury and was influential in Barcelona’s Udine triangular: he played 45 minutes and converted a penalty against Nottingham Forest. The Brazilian showed intensity and off-ball work, evidence he is regaining match sharpness after roughly six weeks out following his World Cup injury.
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Atleti beaten 1-3
Atlético lost 1-3 to Manchester City in Seoul. Jorge Domínguez put the rojiblancos ahead, but Omar Marmoush’s brace turned the game around and Rayan Aït‑Nouri sealed the score. Kang‑in Lee made his debut for Atlético at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
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Athletic stumble 1-3
Athletic lost 1-3 to Olympique de Marseille at the Vélodrome. Gomes opened the scoring, Sancet equalized, but Paixao and Mmadi put Marseille back in front. It was Edin Terzic’s first significant reverse of preseason and the match drew around 30,000 spectators.
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Oyarzabal joins training
Mikel Oyarzabal has rejoined training at Zubieta after being honoured in Donostia. The captain, who scored 18 goals last season and five at the World Cup, is preparing under Pellegrino Matarazzo ahead of the league opener scheduled for 21 August.
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