Fixtures for Madridistas on international duty
Athenea, Shei, María Méndez, Redondo, Olga and Angeldahl qualified for the Final Phase of the Nations League; Toletti was involved in France's win over Iceland (0-2).
Spain-England (2-1)
Belgium-Spain (1-5)
Athenea, Shei, M. Méndez, Redondo and Olga played in two Nations League qualifiers. Placed in Group A3, they won their opener against Belgium at the Den Dreef stadium, with Athenea netting a brace and Redondo getting on the scoresheet, while Olga played 77 minutes. Olga played the full 90 minutes against England, as Spain came out on top to seal qualification for the Final Phase of the Nations League.
France-Switzerland (4-0)
Iceland-France (0-2)
France had Toletti and Lakrar in their ranks for their qualifying clashes. They thrashed Switzerland at the Marcel Picot in their first game, as Toletti played the full 90. Lakrar didn't feature. In game two, France beat Iceland, with Toletti completing 71 minutes.
Scotland-Austria (0-1)
The Netherlands-Scotland (1-1)
Weir was called up for Scotland for their qualifiers in Group A1. She played the full game as her side fell to defeat against Austria at Hampden Park. She also played 90 minutes in the second match as her nation picked up a point against The Netherlands at the Koning Willem II.
Sweden-Denmark (6-1)
Denmark-Wales (1-0)
Denmark called up Bruun for their Group A4 matches. Our forward didn't feature in the home win over Wales, but the madridista played 66 minutes of the second clash against Sweden.
Sweden-Denmark (6-1)
Italy-Sweden (0-0)
Sweden are in Group A4, and called up Angeldahl for their qualifiers. The first came against Italy at the Ennio Tardini, as the madridista completed the full game, which ended 0-0. The second clash saw the Swedish outfit thrash Denmark to clinch a place in the Final Phase of the Nations League, as our player got on the scoresheet and completed 69 minutes.
South Korea-Colombia (1-1)
South Korea-Colombia (0-1)
Linda Caicedo was in the Colombia squad for two warm-up matches against South Korea. The madridista was in the starting XI as her nation won at the Incheon Namdong Asiad Rugby Field. She also played the full game at the Yongin Mireu, which ended in a draw.
Brazil-Japan (2-1)
Brazil-Japan (3-1)
Brazil named Yasmim in their squad for two friendly games at home against Japan. In the first, at the Neo Química Arena, she played 83 minutes. In the second clash, Yasmim was in the starting XI and completed 73 minutes as her team won the game.