Carrusel Canalla | El último amistoso de España antes del Mundial y el Zaragoza supera al líder de la Hypermotion

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Alexia Putellas alone has scored 14 goals against Real Madrid—more than all of Real Madrid's goals combined in 24 head-to-head games with FC Barcelona women.

1. Carrusel Canalla on Cadena SER covers Spanish football's Segunda División promotion and relegation battles, a Copa femenina final, a Liga Femenina Clásico, and a Kylian Mbappé analysis segment. 2. Real Zaragoza coach David Navarro is interviewed post-match; analyst Juan Carlos Lloveros provides context from Zaragoza's Ibercaja Stadium. 3. The episode's through-line is last-day drama at multiple levels of Spanish football, with promotion, relegation, and title races all in motion simultaneously. 4. Real Zaragoza beat promotion leaders Racing de Santander to cut the gap to 3 points from safety, with Navarro describing a step-by-step survival target: reach 33 points, then 36, then 39. 5. Navarro says he did not watch Burgos' goal on Saturday and avoids looking at other results, focusing only on what the players can control, comparing the approach to climbing a ladder one step at a time. 6. Racing de Santander lost their second consecutive game without scoring, a first in the season, with manager José Alberto admitting they were 'very far from our level' and highlighting four international absentees. 7. Almería beat their opponents 5-1 with a double from Sergio—his 20th goal in 32 games—and have cut Racing's promotion lead from 8 points (day 24) to 1 point (day 36), with a direct head-to-head coming on Thursday. 8. Almería coach Rubi deflects from the title race, saying the next target is the away game at Castellón on Thursday, but the presenter notes the gap is now a single point. 9. In the lower part of the table, Cultural Leonesa lost 0-4 to Andorra, prompting the immediate dismissal of sporting director José Manzanera, who had held the role since 2022 and was credited with the club's original promotion to the Segunda División. 10. Analyst Carlos Martínez says the Cultural Leonesa situation is 'a quality problem, not a coach problem,' adding that Carlo Ancelotti himself would leave within 24 hours if he saw the squad. 11. Huesca are 5 points from safety, Mirandés are 8 points back, and Cultural Leonesa are also 8 points from safety with 30 points in play. 12. Valencia Basket won the Copa femenina 70-65 in Tarragona after coming back from 15 points down in the first quarter; captain Queralt Casas says the win felt 'better than ever' after a difficult season of squad upheaval. 13. Casas said she believes Valencia will win the Euroleague title eventually, telling regional newspaper Provincias 'I believe it, the project is growing year after year.' 14. In the Liga Femenina, FC Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3-0 at Valdebebas (goals at 18, 50, and 54 minutes), going 13 points clear with six games left. 15. Reporter Sonia Luz reveals that in 24 Liga Femenina encounters between the clubs, Barça have scored 97 goals and Real Madrid only 13, with Alexia Putellas alone accounting for 14 goals—more than Real Madrid's entire total. 16. Real Madrid midfielder Caroline Graham Hansen, asked if the title was decided, said: 'I think it was almost decided before this game, but now it is more evident.' 17. Reporter Javier Herráez quotes Mbappé from a Téléfoot interview comparing his situation to the criticism faced by Cristiano Ronaldo and Alfredo Di Stéfano, and saying he must maintain calm and improve in the field. 18. French RFI correspondent Pierre Chaperon argues Mbappé's defensive inaction creates structural imbalance at Real Madrid, that Brahim Díaz's defensive work was what gave Madrid balance during Mbappé's injury, and that the issue must be resolved before the Bayern Munich Champions League tie. 19. The broadcast combines live phone reports from Segunda División stadiums with studio analysis; the Mbappé segment is the most discursive, featuring three voices across two studios. 20. Fans following Spanish football's promotion and relegation races at all levels will find this episode densely informative; those interested only in Primera División will find the heavy Segunda División content less relevant.

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