1989–90 Club Femení Barcelona season

Club Femení Barcelona
1988–89 season
ChairmanJosep Lluís Núñez
ManagerRamón Carrión until April 1990
Luis de la Pena from May 1990
StadiumZona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
Liga Nacional5th
Copa de la ReinaWithdrawn

The 1989–90 season was the second for Club Femení Barcelona.

Events

Barcelona played in the 1989–90 Liga Nacional de Fútbol Femenino, coming fifth. After some disappointing results during the season, the team changed head coach ahead of matchday 18, with Luis de la Pena replacing Ramón Carrión.[1]

As in the previous season, they chose not to play in the Copa de la Reina.[1]

Players

Among the players were Kety Pulido [ca], Àfrica Ocaña Fernández, Guadalupe Villar, Montse Vidal, Gemma Homar, Montse Sánchez, Olga Huertas, Sagrario Serrano, and Esther and Ariana.[1]

Liga Nacional

24 September 1989 1 La Chimenea 2–4 Barcelona Madrid
1 October 1989 2 Barcelona 8–2 Puente Castro Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
8 October 1989 3 Sabadell 3–2 Barcelona Sabadell
22 October 1989 4 Barcelona 4–1 Complutense Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
29 October 1989 5 Barcelona 2–3 Villa de Madrid Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
12 November 1989 6 Oroquieta Villaverde 1–1 Barcelona Madrid
19 November 1989 7 Barcelona 2–4 Olímpico Fortuna Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
7 January 1990 8 Publi Sport 1–1 Barcelona Valencia
14 January 1990 9 Barcelona 3–0 Parque Alcobendas Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
21 January 1990 10 Peña Barcilona 1–0 Barcelona Barcelona
4 February 1990 11 Barcelona 2–5 Espanyol Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
18 March 1990 12 Barcelona 0–3 La Chimenea Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
25 March 1990 13 Puente Castro 1–2 Barcelona León
1 April 1990 14 Barcelona 1–1 Sabadell Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
15 April 1990 15 Complutense ?–? Barcelona Madrid
Note: All but one of the games on matchday 15 were postponed, to unknown effect.
22 April 1990 16 Villa de Madrid 2–1 Barcelona Majadahonda
29 April 1990 17 Barcelona 3–1 Oroquieta Villaverde Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
6 May 1990 18 Olímpico Fortuna 1–3 Barcelona Madrid
13 May 1990 19 Barcelona 3–1 Publi Sport Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
20 May 1990 20 Parque Alcobendas 0–4 Barcelona Alcobendas
27 May 1990 21 Barcelona 2–3 Peña Barcilona Barcelona
Stadium: Zona Esportiva del FC Barcelona
3 June 1990 22 Espanyol 3–1 Barcelona Barcelona

Source: Futbolme

References

  1. ^ a b c Tomás Belenguer, Manuel (December 2021). Barça femení. Història des dels orígens fins al triplet. Barcelona: Base. pp. 100–102, 113. ISBN 978-84-19007-00-1.