El Clásico femenino en La Liga F y el Mundial Sub-12: fines de semana llenos de emociones en el fútbol español

The upcoming Sunday, March 29, 2026, will see the Alfredo di Stéfano Stadium host an electrifying women’s Clásico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, part of Matchday 24 in La Liga F. Just days after their UEFA Women’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg—where Barcelona dominated with a 6-2 win—both teams clash again, this time with domestic pride and league ambitions on the line.

The FC Barcelona women’s team, sitting comfortably at the top of La Liga F with 66 points (22 wins, 1 loss), enters this duel aiming to further cement its dominance. Notably, the Blaugranas previously crushed Real Madrid 4-0 in the Copa de la Reina quarterfinals at the same venue this season and have one foot in the Champions League semifinals. "Barça’s women have already won the Spanish Super Cup and want to keep growing," confirmed Mundo Deportivo, though key absences like Aitana Bonmatí and Laia Alexandri loom large.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid’s women’s team, second in the table with 56 points, seeks redemption after their heavy European defeat. Forward Linda Caicedo—who scored twice in the Champions League leg—poses the biggest threat to Barcelona’s defense. The Madridistas also hold a six-point lead over Real Sociedad and will look to close the gap on their rivals while keeping their La Liga F title hopes alive.

The match kicks off at 21:00 (CET) and will be officiated by Basque referee Olatz Rivera Olmedo, with hopes for a smooth, incident-free game. In Spain, coverage is exclusive to DAZN, while Teledeporte (RTVE Play) and TV3 (Catalonia) will broadcast it free-to-air. Radio options like COPE, Radio Marca, and other outlets will provide live commentary for those unable to watch.

Elsewhere, Athletic Club and Atlético de Madrid’s women’s teams face off in another pivotal Matchday 24 clash in Liga F Moeve. The Lionesses (9th with 32 points) aim to narrow the gap on Atlético, who occupy a European qualification spot. The game takes place at Lezama (17:00 CET) and will be available on Movistar Plus+ Vamos 3, DAZN 2, and the DAZN app, with live online coverage (pre-match, lineups, recap, and post-match reactions) via AS.com.

Finally, Spanish football’s excitement extends to its youth ranks with the I LALIGA FC FUTURES U-12 Club World Cup final between Real Betis and Flamengo, set for Brunete (12:00 CET). Betis reached the final after a stunning 2-0 semifinal win over FC Barcelona, with standouts like Jesús Heredia and captain Javi Secano. Flamengo, meanwhile, edged past PSG in a tight contest thanks to Miguel Fernandes and goalkeeper Diogo Parente.

This youth tournament features two 20-minute halves, with extensive TV coverage on GOL Play, Teledeporte, Movistar+, DAZN, and LaLiga’s official social channels. Streaming and radio options include MARCA.com and Radio MARCA, ensuring fans won’t miss this showcase of emerging talent.

This weekend promises a true football feast for Spanish fans: from the high-stakes women’s Clásico to the future stars in the U-12 World Cup final. A testament to Spain’s thriving, multi-tiered football ecosystem, growing stronger across all categories and genders.