CD Samper Women produced a composed and professional performance to defeat CFF Olympia Las Rozas Women 2-0 in the Copa de la Reina on 10 September 2026. The result ensures Samper advances with a comfortable margin, while Las Rozas will look back on a night where they struggled to truly trouble the Samper rearguard.

Samper seize control to see off Las Rozas

Playing at home, CD Samper Women dominated the opening exchanges and were rewarded for their assertiveness. Through clever movement in the final third and quick circulation of the ball, they carved open the Las Rozas defence on several occasions. Their early breakthrough gave the team exactly the platform they desired and settled any early nerves.

Las Rozas attempted to regroup and pushed forward in search of an equaliser, but Samper remained well organised. Midfielders tracked back diligently, while the defensive line held a disciplined shape that limited Las Rozas to long-range attempts. As the match wore on, the away side’s confidence appeared to dip, allowing Samper to take further control.

Late goal puts the tie beyond doubt

The decisive second goal arrived with roughly twenty minutes remaining, following an excellent build-up that ripped through the Las Rozas midfield. A clever one-two on the edge of the penalty area opened up space, and a low, drilled finish found the bottom corner to make it 2-0. The away team had no response, and Samper comfortably managed the remainder of the contest to secure a clean sheet and an emphatic win.

Copa de la Reina implications

This victory in the Copa de la Reina is a significant statement for CD Samper Women, who now hold a commanding lead heading into the second leg. For CFF Olympia Las Rozas Women, the task is much more difficult. They will need to overturn the two-goal deficit away from home, an outcome made harder by Samper’s solid defensive display and confidence gained from this result.

The competition remains a priority for both sides, but on this evidence, CD Samper Women are well placed to progress and continue their cup run. Las Rozas must now regroup, rediscover their attacking rhythm, and produce a much more clinical performance in their own stadium if they are to keep their hopes alive.