Real Madrid Femenino Seals 2nd Place Before Granada Visit — Real Madrid Vs Granada

Real Madrid Femenino Seals 2nd Place Before Granada Visit — Real Madrid Vs Granada

Real Madrid vs Granada closes the 2025-26 season on Sunday at the Alfredo Di Stéfano, with Real Madrid already locked into second place and a Champions League spot. The 12:00 h kickoff on Movistar + gives the home side one last league match after a 0-4 win at FC Badalona sealed the runner-up finish.

Alfredo Di Stéfano Finale

That Palamós result removed the pressure from the table, but it did not remove the significance of the day. Real Madrid will finish its league campaign at home, and the match is expected to carry emotional farewells for several players.

Caroline Weir is one of the names tied to that possibility, and she said the team wants to “acabar la temporada con una victoria en casa y agradecer a la afición su apoyo”. For Madrid, the target is simple: end at home the way it handled Badalona, where Weir scored a hat-trick and Eva Navarro added the other goal in the 0-4 win.

Pau Quesada's Target

Pau Quesada said he wants the side to “prolongar las buenas sensaciones y el ritmo tan alto que tuvimos el otro día”, while also keeping the “identidad y presión que nos ha caracterizado durante toda esta temporada”. The numbers at home back that up: twelve victories, two defeats, 31 goals scored and six conceded in Liga F.

That home record has been built over the full season, and Sunday is the last chance to add to it before the campaign ends. The combination of a secure league position and a final appearance at the Alfredo Di Stéfano gives the match a different edge than a standard closeout.

Granada's Last Test

Granada arrives after a sharp swing in its own previous match, leading Madrid CFF 3-0 before losing 3-4. Irene Ferreras said she wants to “cerrar con buen sabor de boca a nivel competitivo” at the Di Stéfano, which sets up a team trying to recover while Real Madrid tries to protect its rhythm.

For the home side, the practical job is to finish cleanly and preserve the level that carried it into second place. For the visitors, the last league date is a chance to answer a costly collapse, and for the players linked to farewells, it may be the final walk out in white.

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