Real Madrid Women secured their first victory in this season's UEFA Women's Champions League after producing an impressive second-half performance to beat Paris FC 3-0 at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano.

According to a report by BBC Sport on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the Spanish side dominated much of the encounter but struggled to convert their chances during the first half. However, goals from Arianna Caruso, Lineth Beerensteyn and Linda Caicedo after the break helped Pau Quesada's team claim all three points in the league phase.

Real Madrid began the match with attacking intent and nearly took the lead in the 19th minute. Caruso found the ball inside the penalty area and attempted to score with a header, but her effort struck the crossbar.

The hosts continued to put pressure on their opponents as the first half progressed. Around the 30th minute, Caruso once again created a dangerous opportunity with a delivery towards Bella Andersson, but the latter was unable to keep her header on target.

Paris FC struggled to threaten Madrid's goal as the home side remained organised defensively and controlled possession. Despite creating several opportunities, Real Madrid could not find a goal before the half-time whistle, allowing the visitors to go into the break with the score still goalless.

The breakthrough finally arrived in the 55th minute, just 10 minutes into the second half. Felicia Schröder entered the penalty area before taking a left-footed shot that goalkeeper Kaja Seweryn could not hold onto. Caruso was in the right position to collect the rebound and calmly send the ball into the net.

Real Madrid doubled their lead in the 65th minute through Beerensteyn, who had replaced Athenea del Castillo at the start of the second half. Schröder was again involved in the move, producing an excellent through ball that allowed the Dutch forward to get into a scoring position before finishing with her right foot.

Caicedo completed the scoring in the 81st minute, putting the result beyond Paris FC's reach. The Colombian attacker received another quality pass from Schröder before striking with her left foot. Her effort hit the post but crossed the goal line to make it 3-0.

Paris FC continued to push forward in search of a consolation goal during the closing stages, but Real Madrid goalkeeper Laia López made an important save to deny Hawa Sangaré.

The referee eventually brought the contest to an end, confirming a convincing 3-0 victory for Real Madrid Women.

The result gives the Spanish club their first win in this season's UEFA Women's Champions League and provides an important confidence boost as they continue their campaign with hopes of advancing further in the competition.