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Rayo Vallecano Femenino

Spanish football team

Summary

Spanish football team

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groundCiudad Deportiva Fundación Rayo Vallecano
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capacity2,000
chairmanRaúl Martín Presa
mgrtitleManager
managerCarlos Santiso
leaguePrimera Federación
season2021–22
positionPrimera División, 16th (relegated)
websitehttp://www.rayovallecano.es/femenino/plantilla-femenino/rayo-femenino
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Madrid, Spain Rayo Vallecano Femenino is the women's football section of Madrid-based club Rayo Vallecano, currently playing in the Primera Federación. Between 2008 and 2011 it won three national championships and one national cup.

History

Rayo Vallecano established its women's team in 2000, absorbing local club CD El Buen Retiro. In 2003 it earned promotion to the top league, and after two seasons in mid-table it established itself in the top positions from 2006. The team's golden era started in 2008, winning the national cup and narrowly missing a double, with Levante UD winning the championship on goal average.

This first trophy was followed by three championships in a row until 2011, becoming the second team to achieve this after Athletic Bilbao. Rayo Vallecano thus took part in the first three editions of the UEFA Women's Champions League after its relaunch in 2010. In its debut Rayo was knocked out in the first round by WFC Rossiyanka, while both in 2011 and 2012 it was defeated by Arsenal FC in the Round of 16 after overcoming Valur and PK-35 respectively.

Following the 2011 season the team had to cut down its budget, and it couldn't fight for the title in the next two seasons. In 2013 it was sixth, its worst result since 2005. In 2022, they relegated to Primera Federación for the first time after spending 19 years on the top league.

Honours

Titles

Official

  • Spanish women's football championship (3):
    • 2009, 2010, 2011
  • Spanish women's cup (1):
    • 2008

Invitational

  • Pyrénées Cup (1):
    • 2009

Season by season

SeasonDiv.Pos.Copa de la ReinaUEFA
2001–022ª1st
2002–032ª1st
2003–041ª9th
2004–051ª7thSemifinals
2005–061ª4thSemifinals
2006–071ª4thSemifinals
2007–081ª2ndChampion
2008–091ª1stSemifinals
2009–101ª1stRunner-upRound of 32
2010–111ª1stQuarterfinalsRound of 16
2011–121ª4thSemifinalsRound of 16
2012–131ª6thQuarterfinals
2013–141ª4thSemifinals
2014–151ª6thQuarterfinals
2015–161ª10th
2016–171ª7thQuarterfinals
2017–181ª11th
2018–191ª12thQuarterfinals
2019–201ª8thRound of 16
2020–211ª13th
2021–221ª16thRound of 16

UEFA competition record

Main article: Spanish women's football clubs in international competitions#Rayo Vallecano

SeasonCompetitionRoundOpponentResultScorers
2009–10Champions LeagueRound of 32Russia Rossiyanka1–3 1–2Adriana, Pablos
2010–11Champions LeagueRound of 32Iceland Valur3–0 1–1Adriana 2, Hermoso, Pablos
Round of 16England Arsenal2–0 1–4Adriana, Bermúdez, Pablos
2011–12Champions LeagueQualifying roundIRL Peamount
EST Pärnu
SVN Krka1–0
4–1
4–0Pablos
Hermoso 2, Mellado, P. García
Hermoso 3, P. García
Round of 32FIN PK-353–0 4–1Pablos 2, Boho, S. García, Hermoso, Pizarro, Vega
Round of 16England Arsenal1–1 1–5Pablos 2

Players

Current squad

Former internationals

  • ESP Spain: Maripaz Azagra, Saray García, Sonia Bermúdez, Vanesa Gimbert, Jennifer Hermoso, Alexandra López, Adriana Martín, Melisa Nicolau, Natalia Pablos, Willy Romero, Cristina Vega, Sandra Vilanova
  • ARG Argentina: Marianela Szymanowski
  • COL Colombia: Nicole Regnier
  • EQG Equatorial Guinea: Jade Boho
  • GUA Guatemala: Ana Lucía Martínez
  • SRB Serbia: Jelena Čubrilo
  • VEN Venezuela: Oriana Altuve
  • BRA Brazil: Milene Domingues
  • GIB Gibraltar: Charlyann Pizzarello

References

References

  1. (29 September 2009). "Daría lo que fuera por marcar en Champions, pero una victoria me haría más que feliz". [[Diario AS.
  2. "Official staff of the Rayo Vallecano 2021/22". [[La Liga]].
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