The Women's Clásico, or women's El Clásico (also in all lowercase letters), natively https://www.dazn.com/es-ES/news/f%C3%BAtbol/cuando-es-clasico-femenino/132ggmmn641oi1gn7chzamvp4q and , is the women's association football rivalry between Liga F teams Barcelona and Real Madrid. It originates in the equivalent men's football rivalry, though does not share the same history. Barcelona has won all but one of the official women's Clásico matches since 2020; Real Madrid achieved their first win in the fixture in March 2025 to end their rivals' run of 18 consecutive victories.
History The men's El Clásico is a passionate rivalry, and this has also extended to women's football, although Real Madrid Femenino was only founded in 2020 whereas FC Barcelona Femení is more than 30 years older and has been one of Spain's leading clubs since the 2010s. The second leg of the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-finals between the clubs at Camp Nou on 30 March 2022 was attended by 91,553 spectators; at the time, this was the largest known confirmed attendance for any women's football match (the 1971 Mexico–Denmark game with unconfirmed 110,000 would otherwise be a record). Reigning continental champions Barcelona won 5–2 on the day and 8–3 on aggregate. The attendance was later surpassed in Barcelona's next Champions League match, the semi-finals first leg against VfL Wolfsburg, held at Camp Nou.
Due to Real Madrid being such a new club, for the first few years of its existence, the Clásico between the women's sides was questionable, especially as these years also marked a golden generation of Barcelona's women's team, with few other clubs able to come close. However, Real Madrid's rapid improvement saw them quickly become one of the best teams in Spain, and a more worthy opponent for Barcelona. The record attendance in March 2022 marked the moment a real sense of rivalry was felt, though both clubs indicated that they also wanted to work together to help women's football grow. Off-the-pitch affairs have further contributed to a rivalry; since mid-2022, several top Spanish women's teams, prominently Barcelona, have openly rejected the governing body (RFEF), with Real Madrid being one of few teams to stay on side with the RFEF.
Team summaries Numbers with this background indicate the record in the competition. BarcelonaCompetitionReal MadridDomestic 11 Primera División — 12 Copa de la Reina — 6 Supercopa de España — 29 Aggregate 0European 4 UEFA Women's Champions League — 4 Aggregate 0 33 Total aggregate 0
Players who have played for both clubs Kenti Robles (Barcelona: 2011–2014, Real Madrid: 2020–2024) Marta Corredera (Barcelona: 2010–2015, Real Madrid: 2020–2023) Ariana Arias (Real Madrid: 2019–2022, Barcelona: 2022–2024)
Matches Liga F Moeve No.DateR.Home teamAway teamScore (FT/HT)Goals (home)Goals (away)14 October 20201Real MadridBarcelona0–4 (0–1)Guijarro (19), Misa (55 o.g.), Martens (66), Putellas (75)231 January 202118BarcelonaReal Madrid4–1 (3–0)Putellas (14), Hermoso (23), Oshoala (37, 70)Carmona (81 p.)312 December 202113Real MadridBarcelona1–3 (0–3)Asllani (52)Martens (8, 23), Paredes (18)413 March 202224BarcelonaReal Madrid5–0 (2–0)Putellas (41, 43), Guijarro (60), Peter (65 o.g.), Hermoso (82)56 November 20228Real MadridBarcelona0–4 (0–2)Crnogorčević (4), Guijarro (43), Gálvez (52 o.g.), Rolfö (81)625 March 202323BarcelonaReal Madrid1–0 (0–0)Rolfö (77 p.)719 November 20239BarcelonaReal Madrid5–0 (3–0)Bonmatí (17), Hansen (43), Caldentey (45+1), Pina (90+1), Vicky (90+3)824 March 202421Real MadridBarcelona0–3 (0–1)Rolfö (10), Bonmatí (55), Hansen (67)916 November 202410Real MadridBarcelona0–4 (0–3)Guijarro (4, 22), Pina (39), Putellas (86)1023 March 202523BarcelonaReal Madrid1–3 (0–1)Hansen (67)Redondo (41), Weir (87, 90+6)1115 November 202511BarcelonaReal Madrid4–0 (2–0)Pajor (15, 30), Schertenleib (90+1), Bonmatí (90+3)1229 March 202624Real MadridBarcelona0–3 (0–1)Batlle (18), Putellas (51), Lakrar (55 o.g.)134 October 20266BarcelonaReal Madrid7–0 (5–0)Pina (4, 28, 32, 45), Hansen (33), Pajor (55), Schertenleib (88)1421 February 202721Real MadridBarcelona
Summary
Barcelona wins 12 Draws 0 Real Madrid wins 1 Barcelona goals 48 Real Madrid goals5 Total matches 13
TeamFC Barcelona Femení601Real Madrid Femenino006
Copa de la Reina SeasonRoundHome teamAway teamScore (FT/HT)Goals (home)Goals (away)2021–22Semi-finalsBarcelonaReal Madrid4–0 (1–0)Martens (19), Bonmatí (47), Caldentey (52), Oshoala (75) 2024–25 Semi-finals First leg Real Madrid Barcelona0–5 (0–4) Paralluelo (2, 42), Pajor (13, 29, 78) Second leg Barcelona Real Madrid3–1 (1–0) Guijarro (24), Pajor (48, 68) Bruun (90+1)2025–26Quarter-finalsReal MadridBarcelona0–4 (0–1) Putellas (21), Pajor (67, 81), Paralluelo (73)
Summary
FCB Femení wins 4 Draws 0 RM Femenino wins 0 FCB Femení goals 16 RM Femenino goals1 Total matches 4
TeamFC Barcelona Femení10 01Real Madrid Femenino0020
Supercopa de España Femenina SeasonRoundHome teamAway teamScore (FT/HT)Goals (home)Goals (away)2021–22Semi-finalsBarcelonaReal Madrid1–0 (0–0)Putellas (90+1)2022–23Semi-finalsBarcelonaReal Madrid3–1 Pina (24), Caldentey (111 p.), Paralluelo (120)Weir (54)2023–24Semi-finalsBarcelonaReal Madrid4–0 (3–0)Caldentey (12, 39 p.), Paralluelo (15, 52)2024–25FinalBarcelonaReal Madrid5–0 (3–0)Hansen (31), Pajor (37, 45+4), Guijarro (62), Putellas (85)2025–26FinalBarcelonaReal Madrid2–0 (1–0)Brugts (28), Putellas (90+3 p.)
Summary
Barcelona wins 5 Draws 0 Real Madrid wins 0 Barcelona goals 15 Real Madrid goals1 Total matches 5
TeamFC Barcelona Femení00 05Real Madrid Femenino0000
UEFA Women's Champions League SeasonRoundHome teamAway teamScore (FT/HT)Goals (home)Goals (away)2021–22Quarter-finalsFirst legReal MadridBarcelona1–3 (1–0)Carmona (8)Putellas (53 p., 90+4), Pina (81)Second legBarcelonaReal Madrid5–2 (1–1)León (8), Bonmatí (52), Pina (55), Putellas (62), Hansen (70)Carmona (16 p.), Zornoza (48)2025–26Quarter-finalsFirst legReal MadridBarcelona2–6 (1–3)Caicedo (30, 66)Pajor (6, 57), Brugts (13), Paredes (32), Vicky (64), Putellas (89 p.)Second legBarcelonaReal Madrid6–0 (4–0)Putellas (8), Hansen (15, 55), Paredes (27), Pajor (34), Brugts (74)
Summary
Barcelona wins 4 Draws 0 Real Madrid wins 0 Barcelona goals 20 Real Madrid goals5 Total matches 4
TeamFC Barcelona Femení2000Real Madrid Femenino0020
Summary of all competitive matches
Barcelona wins 25 Draws 0 Real Madrid wins 1 Barcelona goals 99 Real Madrid goals 12 Total matches 26
TeamFC Barcelona Femení9016Real Madrid Femenino00100
Top scorers
#PlayerGoalsLiga FCopaSupercopaEuropeTotal1 Alexia PutellasBarcelona (15)613515 Ewa PajorBarcelona (15)3723153 Clàudia PinaBarcelona (9)6—1294 Caroline Graham HansenBarcelona (8)4—1385 Patricia GuijarroBarcelona (7)511—76 Salma ParallueloBarcelona (6)—33—67 Mariona CaldenteyBarcelona (5)113—5 Aitana BonmatíBarcelona (5)31—159 Lieke MartensBarcelona (4)31——410 Esmee BrugtsBarcelona (3)——123 Olga CarmonaReal Madrid (3)1——23 Asisat OshoalaBarcelona (3)21——3 Irene ParedesBarcelona (3)1——23 Fridolina RolföBarcelona (3)3———3 Caroline WeirReal Madrid (3)2—1—3
Reserve teams matches (women) No.DateR.Home teamAway teamScore (FT/HT)Goals (home)Goals (away)120 December 20248Barcelona BReal Madrid B1–1 (0–0)Pujols (49)Díaz (54)227 April 202526Real Madrid BBarcelona B3–1 (2–0)Díaz (22), Noemi (32), Comendador (56)Fenger (52)327 September 20254Real Madrid BBarcelona B2–1 (2–0)Santiago (1), Naiara (30)Escot (90+1)425 April 202625Barcelona BReal Madrid B3–0 (2–0)Martret (6), Segura (40), Domínguez (76)518 October 20265Real Madrid BBarcelona B624 January 202714Barcelona BReal Madrid B
Summary
Barcelona B wins 1 Draws 1 Real Madrid B wins 2 Barcelona B goals 6 Real Madrid B goals6 Total matches 4
TeamFC Barcelona B Femení110Real Madrid B Femenino200
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