Camp Nou, a historic venue in Liga F Moeve for the clash of the unbeaten
The historic stadium of the *blaugrana* side will open its doors for the first time in Liga F Moeve to host Real Madrid on Sunday 4 October at 17:00 CEST. It is a showdown between the only two unbeaten teams this season. Claudia Pina and Felicia Schröder are the competition's top scorers with 5 goals each.
29 SEP 2026
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One of the biggest matches of the season in Liga F Moeve will take place at the best possible venue, the Spotify Camp Nou, which will open its doors for the first time in its history to host a top-flight domestic fixture. However, the azulgranas and merengues have already faced each other twice at the historic stadium of the blaugrana side. The first time was on 30 March 2022, in the second leg of the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-finals. Following a 3-1 victory in the first leg, the Catalan side triumphed 5-2 in the return fixture in front of 91,553 fans, setting a record attendance at the time for a women's football match in Spain. Last season, also in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, the Catalan outfit won 6-0 in front of 60,067 spectators, the maximum capacity allowed due to ongoing stadium renovations.
The clash will feature the only two teams remaining unbeaten in both the league campaign and the Champions League. FC Barcelona have won all of their matches in Liga F Moeve so far, boasting both the most potent attack in the division with 21 goals scored and the meanest defence, conceding just 2 goals. Furthermore, Pere Romeu's side secured a 5-2 win over Paris FC in Europe. Meanwhile, Real Madrid CF have played eight matches across all competitions, with only two slip-ups against Eibar (0-0) and Paris Saint-Germain (1-1). Just two points separate the two sides. That gap has narrowed compared to last season, when after six matchdays, the Catalan side held a seven-point lead over the madridistas, who have reinforced their squad with six new players for the new campaign as they look to take further strides forward.
Showdown between the two top scorers
One of the major attractions of the match will be the head-to-head battle between two of the domestic competition's leading goalscorers. Claudia Pina (born in Moncada i Reixach, 12 August 2001) is the blaugrana top scorer. The forward has netted 5 goals and provided 4 assists in 346 minutes spread across 5 matches in all competitions. The Spain international, who has contributed a goal or an assist every time she has played, averages a direct goal involvement every 38.44 minutes. Her scoring debut this term came against Costa Adeje Tenerife, where she also provided an assist and was named Player of the Match. She scored her second goal against Sevilla FC, and provided two assists against Atlético de Madrid. Her standout night came at Mendizorroza, where she hit a hat-trick against Deportivo Alavés to claim the Player of the Match award. Last year she was the top scorer of the competition with 21 strikes.
Standing opposite her will be Felicia Schröder (born in Björkö, 13 April 2007). At just 19 years of age, she is tipped to become one of the game's biggest stars. Last season, the Swedish forward scored 30 goals in 26 league appearances and 8 goals in 6 UEFA Women's Europa Cup matches, lifting the trophy with Häcken and claiming the Golden Boot in Europe's secondary competition. This term she has demonstrated her exceptional eye for goal, netting 8 times and providing 2 assists in 402 minutes across 6 matches in Liga F Moeve and the Champions League. The striker has scored in every single match she has played this year, bagging two braces and averaging a goal or an assist every 40.20 minutes. Her only blemish was being sent off for two yellow cards in the Madrid derby. Two goalscorers who have also been nominated for the domestic championship's Player of the Month award for September.