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Madrid – Sport 4 Ever: Real Madrid Women vs PSG Women finished 1-1 at Alfredo Di Stefano after Felicia Schröder gave the hosts an early lead and Sakina Karchaoui equalized from the penalty spot in the second half. How did the two sides share the points after a closely contested match?
Real Madrid took the lead after just two minutes. Schröder finished from very close range with a right-footed shot into the bottom-left corner, with Arianna Caruso providing the assist.
Paris Saint-Germain responded with pressure of their own, but Real Madrid goalkeeper Merle Frohms kept the visitors out on several occasions during the opening half.
Real Madrid Women vs PSG Women: Schröder strikes early
PSG created opportunities as the first half progressed. Joe Echegini tested Frohms with a right-footed effort from outside the box in the 24th minute, before Rasheedat Ajibade also saw an effort saved.
Echegini went close again in the 33rd minute, when her left-footed shot from outside the area was saved in the bottom-right corner by Frohms.
Real Madrid also threatened. Schröder missed an effort from the centre of the box in the 33rd minute, while PSG goalkeeper Katarzyna Kiedrzynek kept her side within one goal.
The visitors continued to look for an equalizer before the break. Romée Leuchter headed wide in the 45th minute after a cross from Karchaoui, while Tara Elimbi Gilbert sent a long-range effort over the crossbar shortly before that.
Sakina Karchaoui received a yellow card in the 41st minute, while Real Madrid’s Elisa Senß was booked in the eighth minute.
Real Madrid reached half-time with a 1-0 advantage.
PSG Women equalize from the penalty spot
PSG continued their attacking efforts after the restart, while Real Madrid remained dangerous on the counterattack.
Frohms saved from Linda Caicedo in the 52nd minute, and Schröder came close twice shortly afterward. Her effort from outside the box struck the left post in the 58th minute, before another shot from inside the area went narrowly wide.
Real Madrid made its first change in the 62nd minute, with Athenea del Castillo replacing Lotte Keukelaar.
PSG also made a series of substitutions at that stage. Léa-Laëtitia Morissaint replaced Romée Leuchter, Griedge Mbock came on for Paulina Dudek, and Anaïs Ebayilin replaced Emilie Østerås.
The equalizer arrived in the 74th minute.
Léa-Laëtitia Morissaint won a penalty after a foul by Maëlle Lakrar inside the Real Madrid penalty area. Karchaoui stepped up and converted with a left-footed shot into the bottom-right corner to make it 1-1.
The goal changed the scoreline, but neither side stopped looking for a winner.
Real Madrid continued to create chances late in the match. Kiedrzynek saved Schröder’s header in the 77th minute, while another Schröder effort from outside the box was blocked one minute later.
Athenea also saw a shot blocked in the 87th minute, and Lineth Beerensteyn came close in the 89th minute when her right-footed effort from the right side of the six-yard box missed narrowly.
PSG had a late opportunity as well. In stoppage time, Karchaoui missed from the centre of the box following a fast break.
The referee added three minutes, but neither team found a second goal.
Real Madrid and PSG share the points
The match ended 1-1, with Schröder putting Real Madrid ahead in the second minute and Karchaoui restoring parity from the penalty spot in the 74th.
Real Madrid’s late attempts were unable to produce a winning goal, while PSG also missed opportunities to complete the comeback.
The result came after a match that featured several saves from both goalkeepers, multiple substitutions and chances at both ends of the pitch.
FAQ
What was the result of Real Madrid Women vs PSG Women?
The match ended in a 1-1 draw.
Who scored for Real Madrid Women?
Felicia Schröder scored Real Madrid’s goal in the second minute.
Who scored for PSG Women?
Sakina Karchaoui scored PSG’s equalizer from a penalty in the 74th minute.
Where was the match played?
The match was played at Alfredo Di Stefano.
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