Atlético de Madrid regained third place after a 4-0 victory over Valencia CF. Eleven minutes into the game, Celia Segura threaded a pass to Synne Jensen, who opened the scoring by beating the Valencia goalkeeper. Three minutes later, Rosa Otermín doubled the lead, but the goal was disallowed for offside. Rebecca Elloh and Noa Marchena tried their luck for Valencia, but without success, as did Gio Garbelini for the home side. Just after the second half began, Maite Zubieta, who was the MVP of the match, managed to beat the visiting goalkeeper to make it two. Despite changes in the Che team, Gio Garbelini joined the home team's celebration after winning the ball inside the area. The fourth goal was scored by Natalia Peñalvo. The midfielder unleashed a powerful right-footed shot from the edge of the box to further extend the lead.

On Saturday, Athletic Club and Sevilla FC drew in Lezama. Forward Jone Amezaga had an early chance, but it was Naia Landaluze who found the net, only for the defender's goal to be ruled out for offside. At the other end, Andrea Álvarez beat Nanclares with a perfect lob, which was also disallowed by the referee. Alicia Redondo fired a shot towards the Basque team's goalkeeper, and Sullastres also saved a good effort from Sara Ortega. Maite Valero, who was the MVP of the match, also came close to scoring. In the second half, Raquel Morcillo tried her luck with a shot from outside the area, and Clau Blanco also attempted a long-range effort. Maite Valero had a late chance, but despite the insistence of both teams, the score remained unchanged, ending in a share of the points.

At the same time, Real Sociedad and RCD Espanyol also drew in Zubieta. Before the match, Nahia Aparicio received a jersey for her 100th appearance for the txuri-urdin. Ainoa Campo had a chance for the home side, and it was precisely the midfielder who took advantage of a back pass from Cecilia Marcos to open the scoring. Anita Marcos tried a backheel effort for the visitors, but it was Natalia Escot who equalised close to the half-hour mark. Ainhoa Marín, who was the MVP of the match, and Ava Seelenfreund had chances late in the first half, but without success. After the break, Laura Camino and Cecilia Marcos tried for the San Sebastian side, while Nerea Eizagirre also created danger. The winning goal was on the cards for Ainhoa Marín and Browne, but neither player managed to find the net.

Real Madrid CF secured one of the weekend's best matches. Schröder and Paulina Gramaglia had the first chances, and it was the Argentine who won a penalty from Lakrar, which she then converted to open the scoring. Sara Däbritz and Linda Caicedo, who was the MVP of the match, tried their luck, but Noelia Ramos was in excellent form in goal. In the second half, Natalia Padilla scored with a volley from a corner to double the lead. Pau Quesada's team reacted quickly, and just five minutes later, Beerensteyn pulled one back. The home side continued to press, and Schröder equalised after pouncing on a loose ball in the area. The final 3-2 was scored by Signe Bruun. The Danish international, who had been out for eight months in the league, collected the rebound to give her team the victory.

The Riojan side returned to winning ways after four consecutive defeats. María Llompart had the first chance with a shot that hit the crossbar. Ximena Velazco replied, but her shot was easily saved by María Valenzuela. Elena Julve also came close to scoring, while Isina, who was the MVP of the match, dictated the attack for her team. In the second half, Cristina Redondo tried her luck for the visitors, and Paula Sánchez also posed a threat, but both defences were imperious. The Catalan team hit the woodwork again, this time through Irina Uribe. Just as it seemed the match would end in a draw, Francisca Altgelt won the ball in midfield, combined with María Barquero, and beat María Valenzuela to score the decisive 1-0 at the Las Gaunas stadium, sending the home fans into a frenzy.

Saturday's matchday concluded at the Johan Cruyff stadium, where FC Barcelona secured another victory. Before the match, Claudia Pina received the Liga F Moeve Player of the Month award for September. Kika Nazareth had the first chance with a shot that went wide. Ewa Pajor also tried her luck with a header, but was denied by Laura Sánchez, who was the MVP of the match with thirteen saves. Aitana and Brugts also had attempts, but with the same outcome as their teammate. In the second half, Laura Sánchez saved a close-range shot from Van Asten, until Brugts opened the scoring in the 67th minute. Graham Hansen, who was the MVP of the match, took advantage of a great pass from Patri Guijarro to double the lead. A corner kick was touched by Teresa Mérida as she went to clear the ball, and it went into the net for the final 3-0 scoreline.

The Riazor stadium hosted the start of Sunday's matches. Millene Cabral had the first chance with a shot that went just wide. The Brazilian tried again with a header that went over, and Laia Parera had a reply for the visitors. Carmen Sobrón, who had already come close to surprising the young Ana Seoane, only 16 years old, scored directly from a free-kick to open the scoring. Merche Izal sought a second goal, but without success. In the second half, the home side tried their luck, but Pichi, who was the MVP of the match, was imperious at the back. Ainoa Gómez had a shot that went wide, and Sofía Domínguez came close from a free-kick. Everything changed in the 84th minute when Laia Parera was sent off for a harsh tackle on Millene Cabral, and the home side pushed forward. The Brazilian forward herself equalised, and Lucía Pardo completed the comeback for Deportivo right at the death.

A share of the points to close the weekend in Liga F Moeve. The first chance of the match fell to Sakina Ouzraoui. Sara Martín replied, but without success. In the 21st minute, Sakina Ouzraoui opened the scoring after outpacing Alimata Bélem. The second goal arrived just ten minutes later. Alba Ruiz doubled the lead with a thunderous strike that flew into the top corner. Before halftime, Nerea Sánchez tried to reduce the deficit, but without success. In the second half, Emma Moreno and Sara Martín tried to find the net, but it was Ángeles del Álamo who beat Paola Ulloa two minutes after coming on. The 2-2 was scored by Carmen Álvarez. The player from Ciudad Rodrigo, who was the MVP of the match, pounced on a loose ball in the area. Kate Taylor, after a play that was reviewed for a possible penalty, could have scored, and Carla Andrés had the final chance from a free-kick.