Barcelona Women vs Rosengard Women Match Analysis and Prediction

Barcelona Women vs Rosengard Women Match Analysis & Prediction

Barcelona Women

21/12/2022 11:00 pm

Rosengard Women

by Vincent

12 months ago 0 180

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With a spot in the Women’s Champions League quarter-finals already secured, Barcelona Women will be looking to seal topspot in their group when they face Rosengard Women on Wednesday.

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While the Swedish side cannot reach the knockout rounds, they will be aiming to claim their first point of the competition after losing all five of their group matches.

Barcelona are currently top of their group by virtue of their head-to-head record with Bayern Munich, but there is still work to do if they are to seal pole position.

Jonatan Giraldez’s side began the competition with a comfortable 9-0 victory over Benfica, before they claimed wins over Rosengard and Bayern.

Although they were able to cruise to a 3-0 victory over Bayern at Camp Nou, the Catalan giants suffered their first defeat of the season when they were beaten 3-1 by the German side in the reverse fixture.

Barcelona will secure top spot if they better Bayern’s result, and with their last competitive home defeat taking place in February 2019, Barcelona will certainly have the belief that they can continue their impressive home record by claiming a win on Wednesday.

While Barca will be determined to clinch top spot, Rosengard only have pride to play for after failing to pick up a point in any of their five group matches.

Rosengard gave up a narrow lead to lose 2-1 to Bayern in their opening group match, while they were beaten 4-1 at home to Barcelona on matchday two.

The Swedish side were beaten by a narrow 1-0 scoreline against Benfica, before the Portuguese champions came from behind to beat Rosengard 3-1 in the reverse fixture.

They may have been competitive in their two encounters with Benfica, but they were beaten by Bayer last week, with goals from Tainara, Sydney Lohmann, Georgia Stanway and Julia Landenberger condemning Rosengard to a disappointing 4-0 defeat.

Including qualifying, Rosengard have won just one of their 11 Champions League matches, and they will be well aware that they will face another tough test when they face Barcelona, who have not lost a home game in the competition since March 2018.

Barcelona Women vs. Rosengard Women Head to head

These two teams have previously met on just three occasions in the Women’s Champions League, where Barcelona have won in all matches, scoring seven goals and conceding just one in the process.

22/03/2017

Rosengard

0

Barcelona

1

Women's Champions League
29/03/2017

Barcelona

2

Rosengard

0

Women's Champions League
27/10/2022

Rosengard

1

Barcelona

4

Women's Champions League
21/12/2022

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21/12/2022

Barcelona

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Rosengard

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Women's Champions League

Barcelona Women Team News

Barcelona will be without the services of Caroline Graham Hansen and Alexia Putellas, who are both sidelined due to injury.

Geyse is the top scorer for Barcelona across all competitions this season, and she will be looking to add to her nine-goal tally when she leads the line for the hosts on Wednesday.

Barcelona Women's Last 5 Matches

27/11/2022

Atletico Madrid

1

Barcelona

6

Primera Division Femenina
03/12/2022

Barcelona

2

Real Sociedad

1

Primera Division Femenina
07/12/2022

Bayern Munchen

3

Barcelona

1

Women's Champions League
10/12/2022

Barcelona

4

Alhama

0

Primera Division Femenina
15/12/2022

SL Benfica

2

Barcelona

6

Women's Champions League

Rosengard Women Team News

Bianca Schmidt could be brought into the Rosengard XI to partner Gudrun Amardottir in the centre of defence, while Loreta Kullashi will be keen to conclude her European campaign with another goal.

Sofie Bredgaard dropped down to the bench last week, but she may start alongside Olivia Holdt and Mia Persson in midfield.