Mallorca Women secured a comfortable 72:50 victory over Cádiz La Seu in the Women's League on Saturday. The hosts took control early and never looked back, closing out a result that reflects the gap between the sides. By then the visitors were well out of the contest.
Mallorca came in with momentum from back-to-back wins, having beaten the Women's University of Girona 89:83 and Valencia Women 88:71 in their previous outings. Cádiz La Seu, meanwhile, had shown flashes — a 70:60 win over Leganés Women on their last outing — but the inconsistency was familiar. They had dropped points badly against Zaragoza and Estepola in April, and this result followed that pattern.
The scoreline tells the story without embellishment. Mallorca were professional in their approach, managing the game well and seeing out the points without needing to chase. For Cádiz La Seu it was another difficult afternoon. They sit 13th in the table after 30 games, with 11 wins and 19 defeats. The four draws they once had are gone now — zero points remaining in the standings.
It is a tough position to be in, though not unexpected. The visitors have not won since April, and the run has cost them dearly. Mallorca, by contrast, are building something steady. The table goes out of the window in these games, but form tells you more than position does.
The result leaves Cádiz La Seu with a long road ahead. They cannot afford another slip if they want to salvage something from the season. Mallorca, meanwhile, fancy their chances of pushing on.
