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Barcelona kept their perfect road manners in Liga F Moeve with a 2-0 win at Estadio Las Gaunas against Logroño United. The visitors led early through teenager Mayssa Baha, then sealed the result in the second half via Patricia Guijarro. It finished 0-2, with Barcelona showing control on the ball and resilience off it.
For full match flow, player stats and the action map, see the game page on Sofascore. This was Round 5 in Spain’s Liga F, and Barcelona set up in a 4-3-3 against the hosts’ 3-4-3.
The goals that mattered
Barcelona struck on 17 minutes. Caroline Graham Hansen swung in a precise cross and Mayssa Baha met it with a firm header for 0-1. It was a tidy finish with an xG of 0.09 from a corner situation, and a clear sign that Barça were comfortable attacking wide early.
After the break, the visitors doubled their lead in the 71st minute. Ewa Pajor fed Patricia Guijarro, who finished low with her right foot for 0-2. That shot carried a modest xG of 0.07 but was hit cleanly to the high-left of the goal. There was some first-half drama too: a potential Logroño penalty at 41′ was checked and not awarded following a VAR decision. The only booking of the match came on 83′, when Mayssa Baha was shown a yellow card for a foul.
Mayssa’s milestone at 15 years, 8 months and 10 days
Mayssa Baha’s opener was historic. At just 15 years, 8 months and 10 days old, she became the youngest player to score for the first team since Barça Femení became an official section in 2002. The timing, the header, and the occasion in Liga F made it a breakthrough moment worth bookmarking.
Her goal also set the tempo for a Barcelona side that built patiently and looked to isolate wide duels. With experienced forwards rotating around her, Mayssa took her chance and made it count. It will be a reference point for both academy graduates and the senior squad as the season in Spain’s top flight unfolds.
Stats snapshot: possession, xG and the defensive difference
The scoreline reads clean and simple, but the underlying numbers tell a more nuanced story. Logroño outshot Barcelona 14-7, hit the woodwork once and won 59% of all duels. The hosts also led in expected goals at 1.81 to 0.42, produced 19 touches in the penalty area to Barça’s 17, and made 20 clearances to keep the match live until late.
Barcelona’s reply was control and quality. The visitors had 72% possession, completed 708 of 780 passes, and made 79 final-third entries with a 76% success rate in the final-third phase. They were also strong in the air, winning 67% of aerial duels, which helped blunt Logroño’s set-piece and direct routes. With corners level at 4-4, it was Barça’s ball retention and tempo that gradually tilted territory.
The decisive factor, though, sat between the posts. Gemma Font prevented 1.05 goals by Sofascore’s model and finished with three saves, two from inside the box. On the other side, María Miralles registered -1.49 goals prevented, underlining how the finishing and goalkeeping gap shaped the result as much as possession did. When you pair that with Barcelona’s 4 shots on target from 7 attempts, clinical moments were enough to turn control into three points.
Match MVP: Gemma Font keeps it calm
Barcelona’s goalkeeper Gemma Font earned a standout Sofascore Rating of 8.3 and was named MVP. She stopped three shots, including two from inside the box, and posted a goals prevented figure of 1.05. Her distribution was near-flawless, completing 28 of 29 passes, and she tallied 11 recoveries while reading danger smartly off her line.
It was the kind of assured display that underpins away wins when the shot count leans the other way. Those key interventions protected the early lead and gave Barcelona the platform to finish the job. Close behind in the ratings were Patricia Guijarro at 8.1 after her second-half goal, and captain Marta Torrejón at 7.7 for a composed night in the back line. For the hosts, Isina matched Guijarro’s 8.1 with an industrious performance. Mayssa Baha, whose headline moment arrived in minute 17, checked in at 7.4.
What shaped the 0-2: patterns and tweaks
Manager Pere Romeu’s half-time changes helped. Caroline Graham Hansen, the first-half assist provider, made way for Ewa Pajor at 46′, and Pajor later assisted Guijarro’s strike. Barcelona also introduced Patricia Guijarro at the break to add stability and progression; her 58 accurate passes from 64 tried across 45 minutes tell the story. Later, Aitana Bonmatí entered on 78′ and completed 26 out of 26 passes to keep control.
Logroño fought the midfield battle with 28 tackles and 19 interceptions, and they generated enough volume to trouble most opponents. But Barcelona’s 4-3-3 kept the ball safe, found repeated entries through the flanks and controlled risk through measured circulation. As seen on Sofascore’s event data, the final-third metrics and the aerial edge combined with elite goalkeeping to swing the night. In a league as tight as Liga F, that balance of patience and precision is often the difference.
Player of the Match
By Sofascore Rating, the top performer was Gemma Font with an 8.3. Fans on Sofascore chose Patricia Guijarro as their pick, collecting 329 votes out of 486. The rating model and the crowd backed different Barcelona standouts, which feels just about right after a night that blended big saves with a decisive goal.
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Barcelona kept their perfect road manners in Liga F Moeve with a 2-0 win at Estadio Las Gaunas against Logroño United. The visitors led early through teenager Mayssa Baha, then sealed the result in the second half via Patricia Guijarro. It finished 0-2, with Barcelona showing control on the ball and resilience off it.
For full match flow, player stats and the action map, see the game page on Sofascore. This was Round 5 in Spain’s Liga F, and Barcelona set up in a 4-3-3 against the hosts’ 3-4-3.
The goals that mattered
Barcelona struck on 17 minutes. Caroline Graham Hansen swung in a precise cross and Mayssa Baha met it with a firm header for 0-1. It was a tidy finish with an xG of 0.09 from a corner situation, and a clear sign that Barça were comfortable attacking wide early.
After the break, the visitors doubled their lead in the 71st minute. Ewa Pajor fed Patricia Guijarro, who finished low with her right foot for 0-2. That shot carried a modest xG of 0.07 but was hit cleanly to the high-left of the goal. There was some first-half drama too: a potential Logroño penalty at 41′ was checked and not awarded following a VAR decision. The only booking of the match came on 83′, when Mayssa Baha was shown a yellow card for a foul.
Mayssa’s milestone at 15 years, 8 months and 10 days
Mayssa Baha’s opener was historic. At just 15 years, 8 months and 10 days old, she became the youngest player to score for the first team since Barça Femení became an official section in 2002. The timing, the header, and the occasion in Liga F made it a breakthrough moment worth bookmarking.
Her goal also set the tempo for a Barcelona side that built patiently and looked to isolate wide duels. With experienced forwards rotating around her, Mayssa took her chance and made it count. It will be a reference point for both academy graduates and the senior squad as the season in Spain’s top flight unfolds.
Stats snapshot: possession, xG and the defensive difference
The scoreline reads clean and simple, but the underlying numbers tell a more nuanced story. Logroño outshot Barcelona 14-7, hit the woodwork once and won 59% of all duels. The hosts also led in expected goals at 1.81 to 0.42, produced 19 touches in the penalty area to Barça’s 17, and made 20 clearances to keep the match live until late.
Barcelona’s reply was control and quality. The visitors had 72% possession, completed 708 of 780 passes, and made 79 final-third entries with a 76% success rate in the final-third phase. They were also strong in the air, winning 67% of aerial duels, which helped blunt Logroño’s set-piece and direct routes. With corners level at 4-4, it was Barça’s ball retention and tempo that gradually tilted territory.
The decisive factor, though, sat between the posts. Gemma Font prevented 1.05 goals by Sofascore’s model and finished with three saves, two from inside the box. On the other side, María Miralles registered -1.49 goals prevented, underlining how the finishing and goalkeeping gap shaped the result as much as possession did. When you pair that with Barcelona’s 4 shots on target from 7 attempts, clinical moments were enough to turn control into three points.
Match MVP: Gemma Font keeps it calm
Barcelona’s goalkeeper Gemma Font earned a standout Sofascore Rating of 8.3 and was named MVP. She stopped three shots, including two from inside the box, and posted a goals prevented figure of 1.05. Her distribution was near-flawless, completing 28 of 29 passes, and she tallied 11 recoveries while reading danger smartly off her line.
It was the kind of assured display that underpins away wins when the shot count leans the other way. Those key interventions protected the early lead and gave Barcelona the platform to finish the job. Close behind in the ratings were Patricia Guijarro at 8.1 after her second-half goal, and captain Marta Torrejón at 7.7 for a composed night in the back line. For the hosts, Isina matched Guijarro’s 8.1 with an industrious performance. Mayssa Baha, whose headline moment arrived in minute 17, checked in at 7.4.
What shaped the 0-2: patterns and tweaks
Manager Pere Romeu’s half-time changes helped. Caroline Graham Hansen, the first-half assist provider, made way for Ewa Pajor at 46′, and Pajor later assisted Guijarro’s strike. Barcelona also introduced Patricia Guijarro at the break to add stability and progression; her 58 accurate passes from 64 tried across 45 minutes tell the story. Later, Aitana Bonmatí entered on 78′ and completed 26 out of 26 passes to keep control.
Logroño fought the midfield battle with 28 tackles and 19 interceptions, and they generated enough volume to trouble most opponents. But Barcelona’s 4-3-3 kept the ball safe, found repeated entries through the flanks and controlled risk through measured circulation. As seen on Sofascore’s event data, the final-third metrics and the aerial edge combined with elite goalkeeping to swing the night. In a league as tight as Liga F, that balance of patience and precision is often the difference.
Player of the Match
By Sofascore Rating, the top performer was Gemma Font with an 8.3. Fans on Sofascore chose Patricia Guijarro as their pick, collecting 329 votes out of 486. The rating model and the crowd backed different Barcelona standouts, which feels just about right after a night that blended big saves with a decisive goal.