Felicia Schröder fires up Real Madrid for the women’s Clásico: unbeaten, but Toletti out

Real Madrid arrive at the first women’s Clásico of the season unbeaten in their seven official matches and second in Liga F, two points behind Barcelona, after drawing 1-1 with Manchester City in the Champions League. The Sunday match at the Spotify Camp Nou comes with a major absence: Sandie Toletti is ruled out with an injury to the tendon of the right leg’s biceps femoris, with her status dependent on recovery progress.

Pau Quesada’s side are continuing to gather points in the league too: four wins and one draw from five games, with 13 points. A victory would move them to top spot and open a gap of up to five points over the defending champions. Schröder’s impact is central: the 19-year-old has five Liga F goals and three in the Champions League, and after serving a suspension she has eight goals across all competitions.

Schröder’s numbers matter

Her production is sharp—one goal every 28 minutes and 63% shot efficiency. Linda Caicedo is the other key threat, scoring Real Madrid’s goal in Manchester in the 1-1 draw. The plan fits: Caicedo to break lines and create advantages, Schröder to finish. Sara Holmgaard and Filippa Angeldahl return as well, along with Laia López, Noe Beltrán, Silvia Cristóbal, Irune Dorado and Paula Comendador after winning the U-20 World Cup, as Mundo Deportivo reports.