Fixtures

Spain Primera Women 08/31 14:00 1 EDF Logrono Women vs Real Madrid Women - View
Spain Primera Women 09/07 14:00 2 Atletico Madrid Women vs Real Madrid Women - View
Spain Primera Women 09/14 14:00 3 Real Madrid Women vs Madrid CFF Women - View
Spain Primera Women 09/21 14:00 4 Real Madrid Women vs Deportivo La Coruna Women - View
Spain Primera Women 09/28 14:00 5 UDG Tenerife Sur Women vs Real Madrid Women - View
Spain Primera Women 10/05 14:00 6 Real Madrid Women vs Toluca II - View

Results

Spain Primera Women 05/18 10:00 30 [16] Valencia Women v Real Madrid Women [2] D 2-2
Spain Primera Women 05/11 10:00 29 [2] Real Madrid Women v Costa Adeje Tenerife Women [6] D 1-1
Spain Primera Women 05/04 14:00 28 [5] Granada Women v Real Madrid Women [2] W 1-2
Spain Primera Women 04/25 17:30 27 [2] Real Madrid Women v Madrid CFF Women [10] W 7-3
Spain Primera Women 04/20 14:00 26 [2] Real Madrid Women v Real Betis Women [15] W 5-1
Spain Primera Women 04/12 16:30 25 [8] Eibar Women v Real Madrid Women [2] W 0-3
Spain Primera Women 03/30 16:00 24 [2] Real Madrid Women v Real Sociedad Women [7] W 3-0
UEFA Women's Champions League 03/26 20:00 3 [1] Arsenal Women v Real Madrid Women [2] L 3-0
Spain Primera Women 03/23 11:00 23 [1] Barcelona Women v Real Madrid Women [2] W 1-3
UEFA Women's Champions League 03/18 17:45 3 [2] Real Madrid Women v Arsenal Women [1] W 2-0
Spain Primera Women 03/15 11:00 22 [2] Real Madrid Women v Deportivo La Coruna Women [12] D 2-2
Spain Copa De La Reina 03/12 18:00 2 Barcelona Women v Real Madrid Women L 3-1

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 48 24 24
Wins 33 15 18
Draws 7 5 2
Losses 8 4 4
Goals for 123 65 58
Goals against 58 29 29
Clean sheets 15 8 7
Failed to score 5 3 2

Wikipedia - Real Madrid Femenino

Real Madrid Femenino is a Spanish professional women's football club in Madrid who play in the Primera División, the top tier of Spanish women's football. Founded as the independent Club Deportivo TACÓN in 2014, the club later underwent a merger and acquisition process beginning in 2019, and was rebranded to Real Madrid's women's football department in 2020.

History

2014–2019: Club Deportivo TACÓN

CD TACÓN was founded on 12 September 2014. The name TACÓN (Heel) is an acronym of Trabajo (work) Atrevimiento (dare/bravery) Conocimiento (knowledge) Organización (organisation) Notoriedad (visibility/renown). In their first competitive season, 2015–16, the club only registered an under-14 team. In June 2016, TACÓN announced a merger with CD Canillas for incorporating their women's senior (which had been competing in the second tier for the past three seasons) and under-19 teams.

In their first season at senior level, in the 2016–17 Segunda División, TACÓN finished second in their regional group, below Madrid CFF who won promotion to the Primera División.

Because both TACÓN and Madrid CFF (founded in 2010 by businessman Alfredo Ulloa, a Real Madrid socio - club member - like TACÓN's founder, Ana Rossell) were clubs open to a potential takeover by Real Madrid, a rivalry developed between them. Rosell described the clubs' relations as "cordial" in 2019.

Rossell had petitioned successive Real Madrid presidents, Lorenzo Sanz, Florentino Pérez and Ramón Calderón, to create a women's football section since 1997, but received no official response. According to Rossell, her requests were denied, with club executives citing that a women's section wasn't economically sustainable. In those years, she was a player for Atlético Feminas and Canillas. In 2016, Rossell called publicly for Real Madrid to create a women's football section.

In June 2017 Real Madrid's president, Florentino Pérez, claimed that the club would make its own women's team from scratch, and not buy an existing club. Rossell had claimed in 2013 that Pérez was first starting to consider women's football at the club. Real was thus doing so several years or decades later than many other clubs in Europe and in the city of Madrid itself. On El Larguero in 2017, Pérez said “We will definitely have a women’s team,” he said. “We’re working on it, but it will be from the position of a newly formed club, not a team in which we bring the best player from Germany, Brazil… That is not what Madridismo is all about.”

As late as September 2018, Pérez still ruled out having a women's team, as El Confidencial reported: "Florentino did not want to spend on a section that did not guarantee trophies and his agents lied to him about the expenses necessary for him to create it". Women's football was not mentioned at all by Pérez at the club's annual assembly on 23 September 2018, and Oscar Sanz of El País wrote, "Real Madrid has the dubious honor of being, together with Getafe, the only First Division club that has neither had nor has a women's team."

2019: Takeover by Real Madrid

After three seasons in the Segunda División, on 19 May 2019, TACÓN achieved promotion to the Primera División.

On 25 June 2019, the Real Madrid CF board of directors announced a proposal of integrating TACÓN as their women's football section to be presented to their socios (members). As part of the agreement, TACÓN would play their 2019–20 season matches at Ciudad Real Madrid during the transition, with the merger being officially completed on 1 July 2020. On 15 September 2019, The Extraordinary General Assembly of Real Madrid approved the absorption of the club. Florentino Perez, speaking at the General Assembly after the vote to absorb was passed, cited that TACÓN's youth system was the reason why it was chosen as the base for the women's team, thus striving to stay true to Real Madrid's philosophy of developing Spanish talent.

2019–2020: Transition year

Having been promoted, the club went on to lose a large majority of its playing squad in the summer of 2019. Argentine midfielder Ruth Bravo moved to Rayo Vallecano, while others like Lixy, Marbel Okoye and Yamilla Badell did not have their contracts renewed. In order to strengthen for the coming season, the club saw the arrival of Swedish duo Kosovare Asllani and Sofia Jakobsson; French midfielder Aurélie Kaci from Atlético Madrid, Ainoa Campo from Madrid CFF, English forward Chioma Ubogagu, goalkeeper Ana Valles Nigerian defender Osinachi Ohale, as well as the Brazilian pair Daiane and Thaisa Moreno, who was nominated for best midfielder in her lone year at A.C. Milan Women. The last signing of the summer was versatile defender Babett Peter from VFL Wolfsburg.

Despite the wealth of talent and experience at their disposal, CD TACÓN's start to the season was nothing short of abysmal, with a heavy loss against Barcelona (9–1) in its debut match, and EDF Logroño particularly standing out. After a poor run with just one win in nine games, the team started to gain a sense of stability in November 2019, going on a five match unbeaten run. TACÓN finished the shortened 2019–20 season in 10th place, with many fans unhappy with how the team had thrown away a 3–0 lead with ten minutes to go and ended up losing 4–3 on home soil in the last match before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Real Madrid Women were also the subject of a documentary series in 2020.

2020–present: Real Madrid Femenino

On 1 July 2020, Real Madrid CF released an official communication confirming the completion of the takeover, thereby signalling the complete absorption of CD TACÓN, which would then operate as 'Real Madrid' from that date onwards.

The new structure of the section includes a senior team, reserve side similar to Castilla, known as 'Real Madrid Femenino B', an Under-19 team, 'Juvenil' and a 'Cadete' for under-15s and below. The structure already existed under CD TACÓN and has been integrated into Real Madrid's famous La Fábrica. The remaining TACÓN Juvenil and Cadete teams that couldn't be absorbed right away have since been rebranded as 'Fenix Football Club', which in turn merged with CD Masriver in 2021.

Real Madrid Women, officially known as Real Madrid Femenino, is the women's football team representing the prestigious Real Madrid Club de Fútbol, based in Madrid, Spain. Established in 2020, the team is a relatively new addition to the club's storied history, but it has quickly made a name for itself in the competitive landscape of women's football.

The team competes in the Primera División, the top tier of women's football in Spain, and has rapidly risen to prominence, showcasing a blend of skill, determination, and tactical prowess. Real Madrid Women is known for its commitment to developing top-tier talent, both through its academy and by attracting established players from around the world.

The team's colors are the iconic white, symbolizing purity and excellence, and they play their home matches at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano, a venue that provides an intimate atmosphere for fans to support their team. With a passionate fan base and a strong commitment to promoting women's sports, Real Madrid Women aims to inspire the next generation of female athletes.

Under the guidance of experienced coaching staff, the team emphasizes teamwork, resilience, and a competitive spirit, striving for success in both domestic and international competitions. As part of the Real Madrid family, the women's team embodies the club's values of ambition, excellence, and a relentless pursuit of victory, making them a formidable force in women's football.