Real Madrid head to the Am Brentanobad Stadium this evening for the first game in their two-legged tie with Eintracht Frankfurt, looking to seal a place in the Women's Champions League 2025/26 opening phase (7:00 pm CEST). Our team are chasing a positive result on the road, ahead of the return leg at the Di Stéfano (18 September, 8:00pm CEST).

Pau Quesada's team are eager to book their spot among the 18 teams set to dispute the new league phase. If they're to do so, they'll have to beat opponents who have won the title on four occasions. Eintracht got their league campaign underway with a convincing win over Essen (4-0), and come into the clash having finished third in last season's Bundesliga.