Twente sit third in Group B of the Women's Champions League at the halfway point following that humiliating 7-0 defeat in Spain last week and now the Dutch side will be out for revenge as they play host to Real Madrid on Wednesday evening.
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Twente vs Real Madrid Women prediction: Plenty of goals expected
Key Stats
- Over 3.5 goals have been produced in three of Twente's last five fixtures.
- Four of Real Madrid's last five matches have witnessed at least four goals.
- Maria Mendez scored twice against Twente last week.
Correct score prediction: Twente 0-4 Real Madrid
We're backing Real Madrid to win big again this weekend when they play Twente for a second time in the space of seven days but we have only backed the Spanish side to score four times on Wednesday evening. Real Madrid have scored at least four goals in their last two Champions League games and didn't concede a single goal in either of their matches.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Real Madrid the overwhelming favourite
- HOME: 28/1 (29.00) – 3.4%
- DRAW: 13/1 (14.00) – 7.1%
- AWAY: 1/12 (1.08) – 92.3%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Real Madrid Women are the expected winner of this game with a probability of 92.3% and we can't argue with the bookmakers on this selection.
You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.
Most recent H2Hs: Real Madrid lead
Last week's 7-0 win for Real Madrid against Twente was the first meeting between these two clubs in all competitions.
UEFA Women's Champions League 13/11/24
Real Madrid Women
FC Twente Women
Twente preview: Lost three of last five
Twente suffered a heavy defeat against Real Madrid last week and have now lost their last two matches without scoring a single goal.
Real were simply too good for the Dutch side in all departments but only led 2-0 at the break. An early goal in the second 45 seemed to prompt a complete collapse from Twente who found themselves 6-0 down by the 65th minute. The hosts added a seventh and final goal in stoppage time to complete their demolition of the Dutch club.
Predicted lineup: Clark (GK), Vliek, Knol, Carleer, Tuin, van Dooren, van Ginkel, Peddemors, Andradottir, te Brake & van Dijk
Netherlands Cup Women 15/02/25
W
Ajax Women
0
FC Twente Women
2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women 22/12/24
W
AZ Women
0
FC Twente Women
1
UEFA Women's Champions League 17/12/24
W
Celtic Women
0
FC Twente Women
3
Netherlands Eredivisie Women 14/12/24
W
PEC Zwolle Women
1
FC Twente Women
2
UEFA Women's Champions League 11/12/24
L
Chelsea Women
6
FC Twente Women
1
Real Madrid preview: Won four of last five
Real Madrid's big win against Twente last week leaves the Spanish giants sitting comfortably in second spot behind Chelsea in Group B of the Champions League.
Another three points on Wednesday will practically guarantee Real's spot in the knockout stage and the visitors will be hoping to see Caroline Weir produce another dominating display having seen the Scottish international score once and provide two assists against Twente in Spain.
Predicted lineup: Misa (GK), Lakrar, Hernandez, Carmona, Mendez, Leupolz, Weir, Angeldahl, Bruun, Feller & Caicedo
UEFA Women's Champions League 26/03/25
L
Arsenal Women
3
Real Madrid Women
0
Spain Primera Women 23/03/25
W
Barcelona Women
1
Real Madrid Women
3
UEFA Women's Champions League 18/03/25
W
Arsenal Women
0
Real Madrid Women
2
Spain Primera Women 15/03/25
D
Deportivo La Coruna Women
2
Real Madrid Women
2
Spain Copa De La Reina 12/03/25
L
Barcelona Women
3
Real Madrid Women
1
Player to watch: Caroline Weir
Scottish midfielder, Caroline Weir has been in great form for Real Madrid this season and she is our player to watch on Wednesday evening.
Weir has scored three times in eight league games for the Spanish giants this season but the former Liverpool and Man City star has provided Real's creative spark in the Champions League where she has produced four assists as well as chipping in with two goals.
Weir has been a creative force in the Champions League this season
Weir controlled the game as Real Madrid thrashed Twente 7-0 last week and we're backing the 29-year-old to put in another devastating display for her team on Wednesday.