Marta Cubí
Marta Cubí Tudó is a retired Spanish football player. Cubí started playing football in her hometown's team, , which was promoted to the women's second division in 2002. The next year she was signed by RCD Espanyol. Her second season at Espanyol was the best of her career as she was the top scorer in the 2004-05 League with 32 goals. The following year Espanyol won the League and Cup. Cubí was Espanyol's top scorer at the 2006-07 UEFA Women's Cup together with Adriana Martín, with 6 goals.
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Marta Cubí
Marta Cubí Tudó is a retired Spanish football player. Cubí started playing football in her hometown's team, , which was promoted to the women's second division in 2002. The next year she was signed by RCD Espanyol. Her second season at Espanyol was the best of her career as she was the top scorer in the 2004-05 League with 32 goals. The following year Espanyol won the League and Cup. Cubí was Espanyol's top scorer at the 2006-07 UEFA Women's Cup together with Adriana Martín, with 6 goals.
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Marta Cubí Tudó (Igualada, 6 d ...... gols) a la Lliga de Campions.
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