Women’s National Team

All in for the last international training camp of the year!

The Spanish National Team starts a new international training camp in which it will play against South Korea and France in two friendlies.

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Mon, 25/11/2024 - 17:38

2024 is coming to an end and this will be the last time Montse Tomé's side will be in action this year, a year in which they were UEFA Women's Nations League champions and in which they took part in the Olympic Games for the first time in history.

And they do so with qualification for European Championship 2025 in Switzerland in the bag so they can take advantage of this window to continue working, improving and growing as a team in two international friendly matches against two top-level opponents to maintain the maximum competitive atmosphere.

The first challenge will be South Korea on Friday 29 November at 19h at the Cartagonova (La 1, TVE). Cartagena will welcome the national team after having been buzzing this past weekend with the Spain ‘Fan Zone’. And the second and last date of this training camp will be in Nice, against France, on Tuesday the 3rd at 21h at the Allianz Riviera.

Enjoy the Spain-Korea Republic match live, get your tickets!

The players arrived at the Ciudad del Fútbol in Las Rozas this afternoon. Ahead are 9 days in which you will also be able to watch them train in an open training session on Tuesday from 17h on Pitch A of the home of Spanish football.

Admission is free and free until full capacity is reached. The training session will also have a charity aspect to it as you can collaborate with the victims of the storms by sending a donation to Bizum number 10687. Don't miss this opportunity.

After the absence of Alexia Putellas and Alba Redondo, the inclusion of Fiamma Benítez completes Montse Tomé's list for the upcoming matches. The team will travel to Murcia this Thursday, the day before the match against the Koreans, and will fly to Nice on Monday, in the build-up to the match against France.

From February, the friendlies will give way to the qualifiers for the 2025 edition of the UEFA Women's Nations League. Spain already know their opponents and will face Belgium, Portugal and England (playing at the legendary Wembley stadium).

Women's Euro 2025