Chelsea will kick off their Women’s Champions League campaign at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night as they face Real Madrid.
The Blues had a restful weekend after their WSL match against Manchester United was postponed due to scheduling conflicts.
Defending their WSL title last season, Chelsea, now under Sonia Bompastor’s management following Emma Hayes’ departure, secured a spot in the WUCL along with three other teams. Real Madrid, on the other hand, had to defeat Sporting CP over two legs to advance to the group stage.
Both Chelsea and Real Madrid are in Group B of the Women’s Champions League alongside Celtic and FC Twente. The outcome of Tuesday’s match could have a significant impact on the group standings.
Real Madrid has a perfect record in all competitions this season, just like Chelsea.
Get ready for Tuesday night’s Women’s Champions League fixture with 90min’s guide.
Chelsea vs Real Madrid H2H Record (Last Five Games)
Current form (all competitions)
Chelsea |
Real Madrid |
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Crystal Palace 0-7 Chelsea – 27/09/24 |
Real Madrid 1-0 Valencia – 04/10/24 |
Chelsea 1-0 Aston Villa – 20/09/24 |
UD Tenerife 1-4 Real Madrid – 29/09/24 |
Chelsea 9-0 Feyenoord – 07/09/24 |
Real Madrid 3-1 Sporting CP – 26/09/24 |
Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal – 25/08/24 |
Real Madrid 2-0 Athletic Club – 22/09/24 |
Gotham FC 1-3 Chelsea – 20/08/24 |
Sporting CP 1-2 Real Madrid – 19/09/24 |
Country |
TV channel/live stream |
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United Kingdom |
DAZN UK |
United States |
DAZN USA |
Canada |
DAZN Canada |
Despite the weekend break, Chelsea still has a long list of injuries.
Sam Kerr remains sidelined due to a torn ACL, along with Sophie Ingle, Mia Fishel, Aniek Nouwen, Niamh Charles, and Oriane Jean-Francois for Chelsea.
Lauren James and Lucy Bronze are expected to start for Chelsea, while Mayra Ramirez might lead the attack after being benched in the previous game.
Predicted Chelsea lineup vs Real Madrid (4-2-3-1): Hampton; Bronze, Buchanan, Bright, Lawrence; Cuthbert, Nusken; Rytting Kaneryd, James, Reiten; Ramirez