Costa Adeje Tenerife Women 1–3 Barcelona Women
Spanish Primera División de la Liga de Fútbol Femenino | May 11, 2026

Barcelona Women continued their relentless march toward another Liga F title with a commanding 3–1 victory over Costa Adeje Tenerife Women on a competitive evening at the Estadio Municipal de Adeje. The result extended Barça’s winning run to 12 matches and kept them firmly atop the Primera División standings, while Tenerife’s spirited performance offered moments of promise despite the defeat.

Match Overview

From the opening whistle, Barcelona imposed their trademark possession-based game, pinning Tenerife deep inside their own half. However, the home side showed tactical discipline, holding firm for the first 25 minutes before the Catalans broke through. A clinical finish from Salma Paralluelo in the 28th minute, assisted by Caroline Graham Hansen, gave Barça the lead. Tenerife responded with a well-worked equalizer just before halftime – a looping header from Maria José Pérez that silenced the visiting fans.

The second half belonged entirely to the league leaders. Coach Jonatan Girález’s side increased the tempo, and Aitana Bonmatí restored the advantage in the 53rd minute with a stunning strike from the edge of the box. Substitute Clàudia Pina sealed the result with a composed finish in the 78th minute after a slick one-two with Patri Guijarro.

Key Moments

• 28' – 0–1: Salma Paralluelo latches onto a through ball and slots past the Tenerife goalkeeper.
• 44' – 1–1: María José Pérez rises highest to meet a corner, equalizing against the run of play.
• 53' – 1–2: Aitana Bonmatí’s powerful strike from distance leaves the keeper no chance.
• 78' – 1–3: Clàudia Pina rounds off a flowing move to make the game safe.

Standout Performers

Aitana Bonmatí was the engine of Barcelona’s midfield, dictating play and scoring a decisive goal. For Tenerife, María José Pérez continued her fine form, proving a constant threat in the air and giving the Barcelona defense an uncomfortable evening.

Table Impact

Barcelona’s victory keeps them seven points clear at the top of the Primera División table with seven games remaining. Tenerife remain in mid-table, but their fighting display suggests they can cause problems for teams in the upper half in the weeks ahead.

The match served as a reminder of the depth of quality in Spanish women’s football, with Barcelona’s relentless pursuit of silverware matched by Tenerife’s commitment to making every opponent earn their points.