Arsenal Women vs Real Madrid Women prediction, odds & betting tips – 19/11/2025
Arsenal and Real Madrid to battle for important points - Photo by IMAGO / Sportimage
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BTTS: Yes

BTTS has come through in five of the six UWCL games involving these two teams.

Both Arsenal Women and Real Madrid Women are struggling for form ahead of their UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) clash on Wednesday night at Meadow Park. Indeed, the hosts have now failed to win any of their last three games in total in all competitions after they were held to a 0-0 draw away at North London rivals Tottenham in the Women’s Super League (WSL) last weekend.

Meanwhile, Real Women are winless in two after they were thrashed 4-0 away at their own rivals Barcelona Women over the weekend. They are currently above their opponents in the UWCL league phase table though, so it is all to play for when these two teams collide.

Arsenal Women vs Real Madrid Women prediction: Gunners to misfire again?

Key stats

  • Arsenal Women have won just once in four home games in total in all competitions.
  • Real Women have won three from their last four away matches.
  • Arsenal Women won this corresponding fixture 3-0 in March.

Correct score prediction: Arsenal Women 1-1 Real Madrid Women

With both teams fairly low on confidence, a draw could well be on the cards. We are not expecting a plethora of goals either, given that both sides also blanked in their previous match.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Arsenal Women almighty favourites with bookmakers

  • HOME: 1/2 (1.50) – 66.7%
  • DRAW: 16/5 (4.20) – 23.8%
  • AWAY: 19/5 (4.80) – 20.8%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

As shown by the implied probabilities, Arsenal Women have actually been installed as the overwhelming favourites with bookmakers to take home what would feel like a crucial three points. Interestingly, a draw and a Real Women victory are separated by just 3%.

Also, feel free to check out our Today’s betting tips page for more of our expert predictions surrounding the other UWCL matches.

Most recent H2Hs: 50% win rate each

These two teams met for the first time in the UWCL last season. As mentioned previously, Arsenal Women won the home encounter 3-0, but Real Women did also win 2-0 on their own turf.

UEFA Women's Champions League 26/03/25

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Arsenal (W)

3
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Real Madrid (W)

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UEFA Women's Champions League 18/03/25

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Real Madrid (W)

2
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Arsenal (W)

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Arsenal Women preview: Changes to be made?

Arsenal Women may be tempted to make changes from the disappointing draw with Tottenham Women. Manuela Zinsberger, Katie Reid, Leah Williamson and Kim Little remain out injured though for the Gunners.

Predicted lineup: Van Domselaar (GK); Fox, Wubben-Moy, Catley, Hinds; Pelova, Cooney-Cross, Caldentey; Smith, Foord & Russo

Last five results:

  • Tottenham Women 0-0 Arsenal Women
  • Bayern Munich Women 3-2 Arsenal Women
  • Arsenal Women 1-1 Chelsea Women
  • Leicester Women 1-4 Arsenal Women
  • Benfica Women 0-2 Arsenal Women

Real Madrid Women preview: Key players also missing

Like their opponents, Real Women also have a number of key players ruled out for this clash. Merle Frohms, Antonia, Sandie Toletti and Signe Bruun are among the names set to miss out.

Predicted lineup: Misa (GK); Navarro, Mendez, Lakrar, Holmgaard; Angeldal, Dabritz; Feller, Weir, Caicedo & Redondo

Last five results:

  • Barcelona Women 4-0 Real Madrid Women
  • Real Madrid Women 1-1 Paris FC Women
  • Real Madrid Women 5-0 Alhama Women
  • Espanyol Women 0-1 Real Madrid Women
  • Real Madrid Women 4-0 Levante Women

Player to watch: Alba Redondo

Redondo is chasing her fourth goal in the UCL this season – IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire

Alba Redondo should earn a recall into Real Women’s starting XI, and she could cause Arsenal Women a lot of problems. Indeed, the forward already boasts three goals in total in this season’s competition, and will be aiming to add to her tally against the somewhat fragile Gunners.

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