Chelsea qualified automatically for the UWCL group stage by winning their fifth consecutive Women’s Super League title. Under new coach Sonia Bompastor, they've started the season strong, including a 7-0 win over Crystal Palace. Chelsea are unbeaten in their last four meetings with Real Madrid, which includes two wins and two draws.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, are in good form, with seven straight wins across all competitions. However, they’ve struggled in away UWCL games, losing five of their last six. They’ll look to turn that around against a tough Chelsea side.

Chelsea are without key players like Sam Kerr, Sophie Ingle, and Niamh Charles. Mayra Ramirez is expected to lead the attack. Real Madrid could be missing Sandie Toletti but will likely bring back starters like Maelle Lakrar and Eva Navarro.

Real Madrid⬜️: Misa; Hernandez, Lakrar, Mendez, Carmona; Leupolz, Abelleira; Navarro, Moller, Caicedo; Redondo

Chelsea🟦: Hampton; Bronze, Buchanan, Bright, Lawrence; Cuthbert, Nusken; Rytting Kaneryd, James, Reiten; Ramirez

📊Chelsea Women are unbeaten in their last four meetings with Real Madrid, winning twice and drawing twice.

📊Real Madrid have lost five of their last six away games in the UWCL group stage.

📊Chelsea are on a three-game winning streak across all competitions, while Real Madrid have won seven consecutive matches this season.

Chelsea’s strong form, home advantage, and unbeaten record against Real Madrid in recent seasons make them favorites for this clash. While Real Madrid are on a good run domestically, their struggles in away UWCL matches could hurt their chances. Expect a competitive game, but Chelsea’s depth and attacking prowess should see them through.