PFC Malaga 6-0 CD Alhaurin: Winning streak continues

THE home side put up a strong fight, but the Malaguenas always looked like winning this and have now strung together 10 victories in a row.

Alhaurin never stopped battling, and there was some great play from both teams in the end game, but PFC Malaga had built up a wide enough cushion never to have to worry too much about this one slipping away. And it didn’t.

Pedro Martín’s side were far superior to their opponents, and, thanks to Idaria Bautista (min 10) Rachel Diaz (min 17) Maria Vertel (min 35) Natalie Liñayo (min 35) and a double from Maria Ralston (min 40 and 62), PFC Malaga deservedly took the points.

The club’s second Senior Women’s Andaluza Malaga Group 1 (Fifth Division) dominance stretches back to November 2022 when it lost 4­ 1 away to UD Antequera.

The team has scored 125 goals ­ They have an average of just under seven per game ­ and have conceded only six goals this season.

The new rivals are set to meet again at Guadalmar Football Field on Sunday February 26 when UD Antequera #3 travel down the road for the rematch with #2 PFC Malaga.

INJURED: The hard-working Spanish has vowed to be back.

Bad news for Rafa Nadal.

The Spaniard, still struggling with the injury, will not participate in the exhibition at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas that would have seen him face

Carlos Alcaraz on March 5.

Rafa Nadal has suffered injury after injury resulting in limited success recently, but the hard ­ working Spaniard has vowed to be back.