Costa Adeje Tenerife Women 3 – 0 Sevilla FC Women | Spanish Primera División de la Liga de Fútbol Femenino | 26 April 2026

Costa Adeje Tenerife Women produced a dominant display at the Estadio Municipal Francisco Peraza, sweeping aside Sevilla FC Women 3-0 in a Spanish top-flight fixture that showcased their attacking precision and defensive solidity. The victory cemented Tenerife’s hold on a European qualification spot, while Sevilla’s playoff hopes suffered a significant blow.

Match Overview

Tenerife took control from the opening exchanges, pressing Sevilla high up the pitch and forcing errors in the visitors’ buildup. The home side’s pace on the flanks and clinical finishing proved decisive, as three first-half goals effectively settled the contest before the interval. Sevilla, despite improving after the break, could not find a way past a well-organized Tenerife backline.

Key Moments

• 12th minute: Tenerife opened the scoring through María José Pérez. After a clever one-two with forward Aino Kröger, Pérez cut inside onto her right foot and curled a beautiful effort into the top corner from 18 yards.
• 26th minute: The lead was doubled when Raquel Peña latched onto a long ball over the top, holding off her marker before slotting calmly past Sevilla keeper Noelia Gil.
• 41st minute: Tenerife struck again just before the break. A corner found Paola Hernández unmarked at the back post, and she volleyed home from close range to make it 3-0.
• Second half: Sevilla pushed forward but were repelled by Tenerife goalkeeper Elena de Toro, who made three crucial saves, including a reflex stop from a close-range header in the 68th minute.

Tactical Story

Coach José Herrera deployed Tenerife in a fluid 4-3-3, with Kröger and Pérez providing width and directness. The midfield trio controlled possession, allowing full-backs to overlap and deliver dangerous crosses. Sevilla’s 4-2-3-1, managed by Cristian Toro, lacked cohesion in the final third, with key playmaker Claudia Pina neutralized by Tenerife’s aggressive man-marking. Sevilla managed only three shots on target across the 90 minutes.

Standout Players

María José Pérez was the architect of Tenerife’s attack, contributing a goal, an assist, and four key passes. Her movement between the lines constantly stretched Sevilla’s defense. Elena de Toro earned another clean sheet with calm distribution and crucial saves. For Sevilla, Silvia Meseguer worked hard in midfield but was isolated against Tenerife’s numerical superiority.

League Table Impact

Tenerife’s win moved them to 4th place in the Liga F standings, six points clear of 5th-placed Atlético Madrid with three games remaining, strengthening their case for a UEFA Women’s Champions League qualification spot. Sevilla slipped to 8th, now five points outside the top six. Tenerife will next travel to Real Betis, while Sevilla host Granada in a must-win encounter.