Fantasy Football Tips for Real Madrid Women vs Barcelona Women’s Champions League Match

Real Madrid will face Barcelona in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final match at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano on Wednesday, March 23rd at 1:30 pm (IST). Real Madrid is second in Group B, Barcelona is first in Group C. If both teams play, a new chapter will be added to this Spanish rivalry. Both teams want to gain an early advantage in the leg.

Real Madrid is second in Group B with 12 points behind PSG. In the group stage, they won four matches and lost two. Real Madrid defeated Granadilla in their last match and will try to keep their winning streak. In this crucial match, a lot of Real Madrid players are expected. If Real Madrid beat Barcelona, ​​they will have to bring their A-game.

The guest team will be missing some players for the match. Marta Cardona, who is recovering from a quadriceps strain, is the only player to come out with an injury. Due to maternity leave, Kosovars Asllani, Aurélie Kaci, and Marta Corredera are not included in the game against Granadilla Tenerife.

Barcelona, ​​on the other hand, were first in Group C with 18 points. They have won all their games and are unbeaten in the group stage, and they are trying to continue their strong form against Real Madrid. Barcelona won all their group matches, scoring 24 goals and conceding only once, a record only improved by PSG (25 goals scored, 0 conceded).

The visitors are the defending champions after winning their first Champions League trophy last season, making them the first Spanish team to achieve this. They have just been crowned Primera Division champions after winning 24 games in a row. Last Sunday’s 5-0 victory over Real Madrid at Estadi Johan Cruyff cemented their title as undisputed champions.

Irene Paredes is expected to make her comeback from a hamstring injury in the opening leg. The club’s most recent victim was Lieke Martens, who suffered a hamstring injury.

My Dream 11 Dream Team for RM-W vs BAR-W Match:

Misa Rodriguez (GK), Kenti Robles, Andrea Pereira, Irene Paredes, Leila Ouahabi, Claudia Zornoza, Kosovare Asllani, Aitana Bonmati, Fridolina Rolfo (C), Caroline Graham Hansen (VC), Mariona Caldentey

Real Madrid Fraen Probable Playing XI:

Misa Rodriguez (GK), Kenti Robles, Ivana Andres, Babett Peter, Claudia Zornoza, Kosovare Asllani, Teresa AbelleiraAurilie kaci, Nahikari Garcia, Lorena Navarro, Athenea Del Castilllo

Barcelona Women Probable Playing XI:

Sandra Panos (GK), Andrea Pereira, Irene Paredes, Jana Fernandez, Leila Ouahabi, Aitana Bonmati, Patricia Guijarro, Ingrid Engen, Fridolina Rolfo, Caroline Graham Hansen, Mariona Caldentey

Framework:

Real Madrid Women Squad:

Misa Rodriguez (GK), Kenti Robles, Ivana Andres, Rocio Galvez, Claudia Florentino, Olga Carmona, Maite Oroz, Claudia Zornoza, Teresa Abelleira, Caroline Moller, Nahikari Garcia, Sofie Svava, Esther Gonzalez, Marta Corredera, Lucia Rodrig Gerard (GK), Babett Peter, Lorena Navarro, Kosovare Asllani, Pichi Garcia San Julian, Marta Cardona-Miguel, Carlota Garcimartin, Ariana Arias, Sofia Fuente (GK), Dana Benitez Otero, Aurilie Kaci, Marina Salas.

Barcelona Women Squad:

Sandra Panos (GK), Marta Torrejon, Andrea Pereira, Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic, Irene Paredes, Jennifer Hermoso, Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmati, Lieke Martens, Mariona Caldentey, Fridolina Rolfo, Leila Ouahabi, Jana Fernandez, Maria Leon, Ornella Vignola, Patri Guijarro, Asisat Oshoala, Melanie Serrano, Caroline Graham Hansen, Catalina Coll (GK), Gemma Font (GK), Claudia Pina, Ingrid Engen, Bruna Vilamala.