Atlético de Madrid Women produced a controlled and clinical home performance to beat Levante Las Planas Women 3-0 in the Spanish Primera División de la Liga de Fútbol Femenino on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. Goals from Rasheedat Ajibade, Sheila Guijarro and Lucía Moral gave Atlético a deserved three points at the Centro Deportivo Wanda Alcalá de Henares, with the clean sheet adding further gloss to an already impressive night.

Match overview

Atlético set the tone from the opening minutes, pressing high and forcing Levante Las Planas into a deep defensive shape. The visitors looked organised in their low block, but they struggled to keep possession for long spells and were repeatedly pushed back by Atlético’s wide rotations and midfield runners. The breakthrough arrived midway through the first half, and once the hosts had the lead, they never looked likely to surrender it.

The second half followed a similar pattern. Levante Las Planas enjoyed a brief spell of pressure after the restart, but Atlético’s goalkeeper and defence dealt with the danger comfortably. Two further goals after the break turned a narrow advantage into a comprehensive scoreline, and the home side managed the closing stages with the calm of a team in full control of the contest.

Key moments

• 24th minute – Atlético take the lead: A flowing move down the right ended with Rasheedat Ajibade firing beyond the goalkeeper from inside the penalty area.
• 39th minute – Levante Las Planas threaten: The visitors’ best chance of the first half came from a set piece, but a header drifted wide of the far post.
• 61st minute – Atlético double the advantage: Sheila Guijarro finished from close range after sustained pressure around the Levante penalty box.
• 83rd minute – The third goal arrives: Substitute Lucía Moral completed the scoring with a composed finish, capping a strong late spell from the hosts.
• 90th minute – Clean sheet secured: Atlético’s back line dealt with a late cross into the box to preserve a deserved shutout.

Tactical story

Atlético’s 4-3-3 shape gave them width in possession and allowed their full-backs to push forward without leaving the centre exposed. Silvia Meseguer helped dictate the tempo in midfield, while Carmen Menayo stepped out confidently from defence to cut off Levante’s attempted counter-attacks. The front three rotated constantly, pulling the visitors’ back line apart and creating space between the lines.

Levante Las Planas set up to frustrate, defending with a five-player back line and looking to spring forward through quick transitions. The plan worked for periods, especially before the opening goal, but once Atlético scored, the visitors had to commit more players forward. That decision opened gaps in behind, and Atlético’s second and third goals came from exactly those spaces.

Standout performers

Ajibade was a constant outlet on the right, combining direct running with intelligent movement inside. Guijarro led the line with purpose, holding up play and giving Atlético a focal point in the final third. Menayo’s defensive reading was excellent, and Lola Gallardo commanded her area well when Levante Las Planas did manage to deliver crosses into the box.

Levante Las Planas’ goalkeeper deserved credit despite conceding three, making several saves that kept the scoreline respectable. The visitors’ centre-backs also produced a number of important blocks, particularly during the first half when Atlético were probing for an opening.

Table and season impact

The three points strengthen Atlético de Madrid Women’s position in the upper reaches of the Liga F standings and keep them firmly in the race for European qualification. A clean sheet will be especially pleasing for the coaching staff, as it underlined the team’s ability to control matches without sacrificing attacking intent. The head-to-head result also gives Atlético a useful psychological edge in any future meeting between the sides.

For Levante Las Planas Women, the defeat leaves them with work to do in the coming weeks. The visitors showed enough organisation to suggest they can compete, but they will need to find more attacking threat if they are to climb away from the lower reaches of the table. Atlético, meanwhile, will take confidence from a performance that combined patience, control and finishing quality.