Mayra Ramirez continues to be reported on opposing networks, on this occasion it was the <a href="https://www.archysport.com/2022/01/tottenham-chelsea-0-1-emergency-doctor-use-in-the-final-antonio-rudiger-with-back-goal-football/" title="Tottenham – Chelsea 0: 1: emergency doctor use in the final, Antonio Rüdiger with back goal – football”>Arsenal the one who suffered with the power of the Colombian.
Mayra scored after four minutes, and since none of her goals are ugly, this could not be the exception, and with a kind of half volley she beat the arquera Daphne van Domselaar, to open the bookmark in the Emirates Stadium.
Mayra scored her goal and had just scored against Real Madrid for the Women’s Champions League in the middle of the week, in the duel that the English won 3-2 against the Spanish, with Linda Caicedo, who scored the second of the meringues.
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In this Saturday’s duel, the Colombian opened the scoring and her teammate Sandy Baltimore He extended the lead at 16, making it 0-2 on his visit to Arsenal. The local team found the advantage 43 minutes into the first half, through Caitlin Foord.
This victory allows Chelsea to be the leader of the Women’s Super League, with nine points, followed in the table by Manchester City which has seven units and the Brighton & Hove Albion WFC, de Jorelyn Carabalí, which is third with six points, but this Sunday they will play against Crystal Palace.
On the fifth date, Chelsea welcomes Tottenham to their field, on Sunday, October 20, at 12:45 in the afternoon, Colombian time.
It must be remembered that Mayra is nominated for the Ballon d’Or, since she has had an exceptional 2024. His performance with the Colombian National Team at the Paris Olympic Games was one of the highlights of his career.
Her speed, skill and ability to finish in crucial moments made her one of the players most feared by rival defenses.
Colombia celebrates that, for the second consecutive year, a Colombian soccer player manages to position herself among the best in the world after Linda Caicedo was nominated in 2023, reaffirming the growth and impact of women’s soccer in Colombia.
