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Round of 16
Pozoalbense win 4-1 against BSC Mriya 2006
Pozoalbense dominated the opening period, effectively deciding the match early on. They stormed to a 4-0 lead courtesy of clinical finishes from Martina Galloni, Evita, Ángela Moreno and Corbacho, leaving Mriya 2006 struggling to find their rhythm.

The second period saw Pozoalbense comfortably maintain their four-goal advantage. They controlled the tempo of the match with composure, successfully neutralising any attacking threats launched by the Mriya side.

In the final period, the scoreline remained unchanged until Pisa managed to find a consolation goal for Mriya. It was too little, too late, however, as Pozoalbense comfortably closed out the match to secure a 4-1 win.

Barcelona BSC win 8-1 against BSZ Ladies
Barcelona established control in the first period, with Laia and Alcaide combining to ensure a 2-0 lead going into the first break.

The dominance continued in the second period as Manau extended the tally to 3-0. Although BSZ Ladies got on the scoresheet with a brilliant goal from Sharona, Barcelona responded emphatically; Lorena and Laia both found the net to stretch the lead to 5-1 by the end of the period.

Barcelona maintained their high level of performance in the third period, adding three more goals through Chami, Alcaide and Quijada. The clinical display sealed a dominant 8-1 victory for the side.

Higicontrol win 5-2 against Marseille BT
Higicontrol delivered a blistering performance in the opening period, establishing a commanding 5-0 lead within the first twelve minutes. Taii opened the scoring after just two minutes, followed by strikes from Carlos Glez, Campoy and Pilar to put the Spanish side in total control.

Marseille BT managed to pull one back through Kaede to make it 1-4, but Higicontrol maintained their composure and structural integrity throughout the second period, successfully neutralising any further momentum from the French side.

The scoreline remained stagnant for much of the third period until Laki found the back of the net with only a minute left to play. It proved to be nothing more than a consolation, however, as time ran out on Marseille and Higicontrol confirmed their 5-2 victory.

Cagliari BS win 9-3 against Brussels Football
The opening period was dominated by Brussels Football, who stunned Cagliari with a clinical attacking display. Gonella netted a brace and Agustina added a third, while Privitera managed to pull one back for Cagliari to leave them trailing 1-3 at the first interval.

The momentum shifted entirely in the second period, which belonged exclusively to Cagliari as they secured five unanswered goals. Privitera completed her brace, while Varvara, Illiano and a double from Luana Potiguar turned the deficit into a 6-3 lead, leaving Brussels unable to mount an effective response.

Cagliari remained in firm control during the final period, refusing to take their foot off the gas. Two more goals from Luana Potiguar and another from Varvara completed a dominant second-half display, sealing a comprehensive 9-3 win.

AD Pastéis win 2-0 against SC Rappiranhas
The opening period was a tense, tactical affair, with both sides showcasing solid defensive organisation. Neither team could find a breakthrough, and the score remained locked at 0-0 heading into the first break.

The deadlock was finally broken in the second period when Jacqueline produced a moment of brilliance to fire Pastéis into a 1-0 lead. The goal shifted the momentum, forcing Rappiranhas to push forward in search of an equaliser.

Pastéis remained composed in the final period and successfully doubled their advantage early on through Joana Meira. This proved to be the decisive strike, as they controlled the remainder of the match to secure a 2-0 victory.

Red Devils Ladies win 3-0 against Havana Shots
The Red Devils Ladies controlled the opening period, applying consistent pressure on the Havana Shots defence. Their efforts were rewarded late in the period when Jolacha struck to hand the Red Devils a deserved 1-0 lead.

The momentum continued into the second period as the Red Devils extended their advantage. Gozdek and Palacios both found the back of the net to increase the tally, moving the side into a commanding 3-0 lead.

In the final period, the Red Devils maintained their defensive discipline, effectively neutralising any threat from the Havana Shots. They comfortably managed the game’s final stages to confirm a clinical 3-0 win.

ACD O Sótão win 4-1 against Minots de Marseille
The opening period was a tight, tactical battle that looked set to end goalless. However, in the final minute, Raquel produced a clinical strike to break the deadlock and hand Sótão a 1-0 lead heading into the first interval.

Sótão maintained their momentum immediately after the restart, with Jéssica doubling the advantage just a minute into the second period. Inês further extended the lead to 3-0, and although Aktas managed to find the net to pull one back for Marseille, the result was never in doubt.

In the final period, Joana struck to put the result beyond any lingering doubt for Marseille. Her effort rounded off a polished performance, securing a comprehensive 4-1 win for Sótão.

Cadizfornia win 4-3 in penalties against ISLE OF WIGHT, after a goalless draw
The match proved to be a defensive stalemate from start to finish. Both sides matched each other stride for stride, with neither team able to break the deadlock despite consistent pressure throughout all three periods.

After the regulation time and extra period failed to produce a goal, the contest was decided by a tense penalty shootout. The high-stakes atmosphere did not faze the shooters, as Cadizfornia kept their composure to convert their chances.

Ultimately, the accuracy from the spot proved to be the deciding factor, with Cadizfornia securing a 4-3 victory in the shootout to advance to the next stage.

Placemants
CD Atletico Torroxeño 4 (1)-(2)4 Fútbol Playa Huelva win 2-1 on penalties, after a 4-4 draw
Giulia struck early for CD Atletico Torroxeño, providing them with a slender 1-0 lead as they headed into the first break. The opening period was tightly contested, with Torroxeño showing better defensive discipline to keep their advantage intact.

The complexion of the match changed dramatically in the second period as Huelva launched a spirited recovery. They surged ahead 4-1 courtesy of goals from Grace, Carmen Gálvez, Alice Ferrazza and Jenni. However, Torroxeño refused to surrender, and late in the period, Motorcito and Adriana clawed back two vital goals to reduce the deficit to 3-4.

In the final period, Motorcito completed the comeback by finding the net once more to level the scores at 4-4, forcing the match into extra time. Neither side could find a winner during the additional period, leading to a tense penalty shootout where Fútbol Playa Huelva held their nerve to secure a 2-1 victory.

AD Nazaré 2022 win 4-3 against FC Lieberampool
The opening period saw FC Lieberampool take control of the game, applying consistent pressure that resulted in a 2-0 lead late in the period thanks to goals from Alberts and Klein. AD Nazaré struggled to find an answer, entering the first interval with a deficit to overcome.

The match remained tightly contested in the second period as Daniela pulled one back for AD Nazaré midway through the frame, narrowing the score to 1-2. Although Ostermann extended the lead for Lieberampool to 3-1, the momentum began to shift as AD Nazaré pushed forward with renewed purpose.

In the final period, AD Nazaré staged a brilliant turnaround. Catarina and Fatima Perez spearheaded the attacking surge, finding the net to level the scores before eventually pushing the side ahead. They managed to protect their slender advantage until the final whistle to secure a dramatic 4-3 victory

Motor Clube 7-2 Eger S
Motor Clube dominated the opening period, effectively setting the tone for the match. Mariana Rico was in spectacular form, netting a quick-fire hat-trick to establish a commanding 3-0 advantage for her side.

Eger SE managed to find a way back into the contest during the second period. Goals from Bíró and Kota reduced the deficit to 2-3, briefly threatening a comeback and forcing Motor Clube to tighten their defensive structure as the game neared the second break.

The final period saw Motor Clube shift up a gear and regain total control. They ruthlessly added four more goals through Beatriz Guerra, Joana Lucas, Mariana Rico and Inês Bastos, ultimately pulling away to seal a comprehensive 7-2 win.

HC Terästriitat 11-5 ACD O Sótão B
The opening period was a high-scoring and lively affair, featuring five goals in total. Sótão B edged ahead in the encounter, securing three goals through a brace from Kika and a strike from Lara, while Terästriitat kept pace with two goals of their own, courtesy of Moilanen and Hänninen.

Terästriitat found their rhythm in the second period, adding two more goals to their tally. Hänninen completed her brace and Koskinen also found the back of the net, successfully overturning the deficit to give the side a narrow 4-3 lead heading into the final period.

The final frame proved to be one-sided as Terästriitat shifted up a gear. They produced a clinical attacking display, netting six goals against Sótão B’s two to pull away decisively. The dominant finish to the match secured a comprehensive 11-5 victory for Terästriitat.

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RESULTS
Round of 16
Pozoalbense 4-1 BSC Mriya 2006
BARCELONA BSC 8-1 BSZ Ladies
Higicontrol 5-2 Marseille BT
Cagliari BS 9-3 Brussels Football
AD Pastéis 2-0 SC Rappiranhas
Red Devils Ladies 3-0 Havana Shots
ACD O Sótão 4-1 Minots de Marseille
Cadizfornia 0(4)-(3)0 Isle of Wight

Placements
AD Nazaré 2022 win 4-3 against FC Liberampool
CD Atletico Torroxeño 4 (1)-(2)4 Fútbol Playa Huelva
Motor Clube 7-2 Eger SE
HC Terästriitat 11-5 ACD O Sótão B

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