In a historic turn of events, Real Madrid Femenino achieved their first-ever victory over Barcelona on Sunday, securing a memorable 3-1 win at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. The thrilling Clasico saw the visitors triumph in what will surely be remembered as a landmark moment in Spanish women's football.
Alba Redondo gave Real Madrid the advantage just before the half-time whistle, putting the visitors in control heading into the break. Barcelona, known for their dominance in women's football, responded in the second half when Caroline Graham Hansen found the equalizer, temporarily shifting momentum back to the Catalan side.
The match took a controversial turn when Jana Fernandez thought she had put Barcelona ahead, only to see her strike controversially disallowed. This pivotal moment would prove costly for the hosts as Real Madrid seized the opportunity to turn the tide.
Scottish international Caroline Weir emerged as the hero for Real Madrid, striking twice late in the match to secure the historic 3-1 victory. Her clinical brace silenced the Montjuic crowd and sealed an unforgettable win for Las Blancas against their fierce rivals.
The victory at Barcelona's temporary home ground marks a significant milestone for Real Madrid Femenino, who have traditionally struggled against the powerhouse that is Barcelona's women's team. This result will undoubtedly be celebrated as a potential shift in the dynamics of the women's Clasico rivalry.
