Liga F match-day 6 results: Pina on fire as Barcelona put seven past Real Madrid in front of record crowd

Liga F match-day 6 results: Pina on fire as Barcelona put seven past Real Madrid in front of record crowd Barcelona ran riot in the first Clásico of the season. Clàudia Pina grabbed the headlines with a four-goal haul as the Catalan giants eased to a mammoth 7-0 victory at the Spotify Camp Nou. Here, we will round up the action from the one-sided Clásico and the rest of the results from Liga F match-day 6. Pina shines in Barcelona’s Clásico triumph Any hopes of a serious title race this season were blown away by Barcelona’s blistering first-half performance at the Spotify Camp Nou. Pina wriggled away from multiple challenges to fire the hosts into a fourth-minute lead. The 25-year-old then netted twice in four minutes to complete her hat-trick. The third effort was a thing of beauty, with Pina playing a quick one-two with Patri Guijarro to work her into the box from the left flank and lash a fierce shot in at the near post.  Caroline Graham Hansen then added her name to the scoresheet, before Pina netted her fourth and Barcelona’s fifth on the stroke of half time. While the three points were already sealed, a highly motivated Barcelona side still managed to add two more goals to the tally in the second half, to the delight of the home support. Ewa Pajor steered the ball in from Graham Hansen’s assist within five minutes of the restart. Then, as the game drew to a close, Sydney Schertenleib produced a ferocious effort from distance to complete the rout in front of 40,000 spectators, the biggest crowd in Liga F history. Sevilla salvage point in six-goal thriller Fatou Kanteh grabbed the opener in Sevilla’s home clash with Badalona. Racing onto a through ball, the forward got between defender and goalkeeper to lift the ball into the unguarded net. Trailing at the break, Badalona hit back not long after the restart. Lucía Martínez picked up the ball just inside the box and rifled it into the far top corner. Sevilla swiftly restored their lead through Rosa Márquez, only for Sheila Guijarro to net Badalona’s second equaliser of the contest. After battling back on two occasions, the visitors hit the front for the first time in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Mirari Uria drove into the box and saw her deflected shot wrong-foot Esther Sullastres. But just as Uria looked to have won it for Badalona, substitute Jassina Blom hit back with a last-gasp leveller. The 32-year-old controlled a long-distance ball with her first touch and volleyed it home with her second, rescuing a point for the Andalusian side. Bibi brace not enough for Athletic In the capital, Madrid CFF and Athletic Club played out an exciting 2-2 draw. Emilie Nautnes nodded Madrid CFF into the lead in the closing stages of the first period. However, Athletic’s Bibi produced a swift response inside the opening two minutes of the second half. The 27-year-old sent the ball just inside the near post with a dipping long-range free-kick that appeared to catch the goalkeeper off guard. Bibi then showed great instincts from close range to head in her second of the game. But, as it proved, her brace was not enough to secure the spoils. That was because Sakina Ouzraoui conjured up the perfect response, quickly turning on the ball in the box before driving it in at the near post. Fiamma clinches spoils for Atleti Atlético Madrid caught Deportivo off guard with a quick free-kick in the closing stages of the first period. The set-piece was played down the left flank for Rosa Otermín to send a low ball into the box for Gio Garbellini to provide a simple finish. Gio’s effort sent Atleti into the break with a slender advantage that was eventually cut out by Esperanza Pizarro’s 71st-minute glancing header. Less than 10 minutes later, Atlético restored their advantage through Fiamma Benítez. The 22-year-old led a breakaway, neatly exchanged possession with Alexia Fernández, rounding the goalkeeper and slotting into the empty net. Tenerife, Real Sociedad prevail in close-fought contests Costa Adeje Tenerife fought back from a goal down to take maximum points from their home meeting with Logroño United. Patri Gavira headed in from an outswinging corner to cancel out Cris Redondo’s opener. As the game drifted towards a draw, Iratxe Pérez produced a stunning volley in the third minute of stoppage time to snatch the spoils.  Nerea Eizaguirre’s 23rd-minute goal proved enough to fire Real Sociedad to victory in Sunday’s away clash with Valencia. The Real Sociedad captain swept the ball home after being teed up by Intza Egiguren’s neat cut-back. While La Real celebrated their first Liga F win of the season, Valencia head into the international break without a point to their name. Browne strikes late for Espanyol on Liga F match-day 6 Espanyol struck in the 11th minute of stoppage time to take maximum points from their home clash against Deportivo Alavés. Ariadna Domenech burst down the right wing before lifting in a deep cross for Phoenetia Browne to head home. Browne’s dramatic winner condemned Alavés to a third consecutive loss without troubling the scorers. Meanwhile, neither side was able to find a winner in Sunday’s meeting between Granada and Eibar. However, there was a moment of drama in the 81st minute when Eibar’s Sara Martín was dismissed for a high boot. Martín’s teammates managed to see out the remainder of the contest to record a third consecutive clean sheet. Did you know? There has only been one goal scored in Eibar’s three Liga F away games this season. Best goal of Liga F match-day 6 This one was a close call between Iratxe and Schertenleib. But the former gets the nod for making a difficult sweeping volley look easy, making it a goal worthy of snatching all three points. Liga F match-day results in full Sevilla 3-3 Badalona Espanyol 1-0 Deportivo Alavés Deportivo de A Coruña 1-2 Atlético Madrid Madrid CFF 2-2 Athletic Club Granada 0-0 Eibar Costa Adeje Tenerife 2-1 Logroño United Barcelona 7-0 Real Madrid Valencia 0-1 Real Sociedad Related articles from Her Football Hub: SK Rapid fans give blood in latest donation campaign to support Austrian Red Cross Serie A match-day 2 results: Roma prevail in derby, AC Milan stage dramatic turnaround in Juve clash Arkema Première Ligue week 4 results: Big Stadiums Day, Caroline Weir’s cracker and a teenage sensation