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Liga F
After eight consecutive defeats, Valencia finally tasted victory in Liga F - and they did it with ten players on the pitch.
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Valencia had been winless all season. Eight straight defeats. Rock bottom of Liga F. Then Eibar came to town - and everything changed.
The match-day 9 clash looked like it might follow a familiar script when Sara Martín fired Eibar ahead early in the second half. But Yasmin Mrabet had other ideas.
The forward nodded home from a free-kick to level things up. Then, remarkably, she did it again - another header, another goal - putting Valencia 2-1 ahead despite playing with ten after Gema Climent saw red.
Drama wasn't done, though. Mrabet conceded a late penalty, threatening to undo her own brilliance. Carmen Álvarez stepped up - and smashed it off the post. Valencia held on.
Elsewhere, Barcelona maintained their lead at the top with a 4-0 demolition of Badalona. Real Madrid dispatched Sevilla 3-1, while Madrid CFF fought back to edge Deportivo A Coruña 2-1.
Espanyol also came out on top, beating Logroño United 2-1, as reported by OneFootball. Granada and Atlético Madrid shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.
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