Scotland forward Caroline Weir scored a dramatic late equaliser as Real Madrid drew 1-1 with Paris FC in the Women’s Champions League.
The Spanish side were heading for their first defeat in the competition this season after Lorena Azzaro’s 41st-minute penalty gave the visitors the lead.
But eight minutes into added time, Weir struck from the edge of the penalty area to rescue a point for her side.
🌟 MVP 🌟👉 @ItsCarolineWeir 👈 pic.twitter.com/jLFN5jRPNz
— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadridfem) November 11, 2025
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That Stine Brekken nutmeg 😲🥜
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— UEFA Women’s Champions League (@UWCL) November 11, 2025
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Stine Brekken’s superb individual effort in the 40th minute settled the game between two teams who went into the round without a point.
Brekken picked up the ball 40 yards out, nutmegged her opponent, drove to the edge of the penalty area and fired into the top corner.