The Real Madrid women's coach, Pau Quesada, enthusiastically celebrated the point obtained in the Champions League match against Bayern Munich, after a comeback that left the team with a 0-2 lead in the 22nd minute. In statements on the field, Quesada highlighted the importance of the victory and the need to raise the team's demands to continue competing at an international level.
During the conference, the Valencian coach made reference to FC Barcelona, pointing out that the presence of that rival in the competition usually limits the number of titles that Real Madrid can win. “If we had not met Barça, we would have had more than one title,” he stated, adding that the situation should not be seen as a problem, but as a challenge that requires improvement. Quesada compared the situation to that of other European teams, such as PSG, which are also affected by the presence of a dominant club in their league.
When asked if Barça was Real Madrid's worst rival, Quesada answered yes, calling it the most difficult opponent for any team due to its consolidated structure and the long career of its players. Even so, he assured that Real Madrid can beat them and that they plan to do so in the current season, referring to the first leg in which the Barça team lost 7‑1.
The coach also recalled the 1-1 draw against Manchester City, pointing out that this result is an objective that the team wants to repeat or surpass. “Doing what we did today or what we did against City is our goal,” he declared, underlining Real Madrid's intention to reach the highest level and demonstrate their ability to win.
In conclusion, Pau Quesada maintains a positive vision about the future of Real Madrid women, emphasizing the need to overcome the obstacles that Barça presents and to continue competing with determination in the Champions League and the Spanish league. With the season still underway, the team is looking to consolidate its position as one of the most competitive clubs in European women's football.