Tottenham Hotspur Women book blockbuster Real Madrid friendly in Spain
Tottenham Hotspur Women have officially added a heavyweight pre-season friendly against Liga F powerhouse Real Madrid to their summer schedule. This high-profile showcase takes place during an upcoming twelve-day performance camp in Southern Spain.
Why it matters for Tottenham Hotspur Women
Preparations for the upcoming 2026-2027 Barclays Women’s Super League campaign are rapidly shifting into top gear. The squad departs for the Iberian Peninsula on Friday, August 7, embarking on twelve days of intense warm weather training. Tactical conditioning, technical drills, and squad integration will dominate daily double sessions at the facility.
What comes next?
Facing top-tier continental opposition provides an ideal measuring stick before demanding domestic battles resume. Before locking horns with Las Blancas, the team kicks off their summer trip against fellow Spanish side Granada on Sunday, August 9. That opening match allows the squad to establish match rhythm, rotate personnel, and build crucial physical sharpness.
Supporters can attend the match in person while fans worldwide stream the action. The headline fixture against Real Madrid takes place on Wednesday, August 12, at Pinatar Arena. Scheduled for an 8 pm CEST kickoff, 7 pm in the UK, the contest promises a stern physical and tactical test against one of Spain’s formidable footballing outfits.
Travelling supporters can attend the Pinatar Arena fixture completely free of charge. For the N17 faithful following from home, both warm up matches will be broadcast live via SPURSPLAY. These rigorous Spanish tests provide essential preparation as the North Londoners refine their tactical approach ahead of the new season.
The team is currently 19 points behind leaders Manchester City W in the title race, with 35 goals scored and 38 conceded (-3 goal difference) this season. In the final 2025 table, Tottenham Hotspur Women finished 5th in FA WSL, with 36 points, 11 wins, 3 draws, and 8 losses from 22 games, and a recent form of WWDLL.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 5th in FA WSL, 36 pts, 11W-3D-8L from 22 games, recent form WWDLL.
The squad will be looking to build on this experience and momentum as they return to the Barclays Women’s Super League action, with the new season set to kick off soon.
