Madrid, Spain – Real Madrid Femenino achieved an important 2-3 victory against Paris FC at the Stade Charléty, getting closer to the Champions League quarter-finals. This triumph represents the first time the merengue team has beaten the French team in four encounters, taking a crucial advantage in the tie.
The match, marked by rain and intensity, saw Real Madrid overcome an adverse start. Paris FC took the lead in the score at minute 10 with a goal by Korosec, after a corner that generated complications for goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez.
This goal generated doubts in the white team, which was affected by the high pressure and the rival’s fast transitions. Garbino was close to increasing the lead with a shot that grazed the post, in the most difficult moments for the team led by Alberto Toril.
Reaction and Comeback
Over time, Real Madrid found clarity in attack, especially with the outstanding performance of Linda Caicedo on the wings. Persistence paid off in the 39th minute, when a shot by Dabritz hit the post and Caroline Weir took advantage of the rebound to tie the match.
The emotional impact was significant. Before the break, Athenea del Castillo, after an assist from Caicedo, completed the comeback with 1-2.
In the second half, Real Madrid maintained their ambition, seeking to extend their lead. Athenea was close to scoring her second goal and a penalty initially signaled was canceled after VAR review.
Definition and Exciting Ending
Already in the final stretch of the match, Linda Caicedo was once again the protagonist. After a long pass from Misa, the Colombian forward defined with precision in the one-on-one, scoring the 1-3 at minute 83.
Although Real Madrid seemed to be in control, Paris FC narrowed the gap in the 89th minute with a shot from Mendy, deflected by Lakhar, leaving the tie open for the second leg.
With this result, Real Madrid takes the lead and moves closer to the quarter-finals, although they will have to secure their qualification at home.
