Those two goals marked her first in the Women’s Super League (WSL), bringing her total to four and five across all competitions, as she has also scored in Europe against Atletico Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, and Wolfsburg.
“She’s transitioned from Barça, which has a different style of play, and in her role with Sweden, she plays on the wing. I believe we can adapt and develop her game together,” Skinner said.
The manager also noted that Tottenham’s shift to a back five towards the end of the match, aimed at tightening defense and maintaining their lead, opened up opportunities for Rolfo. “It allowed us to gain territory and effectively pushed Frido into a secondary striker role, which is where she excels,” he added.
