The Riazor stadium opened Matchday 3 of Liga F Moeve. The visitors started the brighter, testing the waters through Eva Navarro, though without success. Five minutes in, Millene pulled back Beerensteyn inside the penalty area. The referee pointed to the spot, and Linda Caicedo stepped up to take the penalty, but Tarazona denied the Colombian forward. On the half-hour mark, Linda Caicedo herself made amends for her earlier miss with a thunderous strike that flew straight into the back of the net to open the scoring. Elisa Senss, who was named Player of the Match, pulled the strings in midfield. Before the break, Bella Andersson turned home a corner from Andreia Jacinto to double the lead. After the restart, Deportivo Abanca pushed for a goal. Frohms comfortably gathered a fine shot from Lucía Pardo, and Redru had a golden opportunity to pull a goal back, but the Whites' goalkeeper made a crucial save to secure the victory for her side. 

On Saturday, Lezama played host to a share of the spoils between the Basque side and the Pericos. Just four minutes into the game, a fine pass from Ona Baradad was turned in by Iara Lacosta from inside the box to break the deadlock. Eunate Astralaga tipped a powerful strike from Paula Gutiérrez over the crossbar, and the equaliser arrived just past the half-hour mark. Maite Valero shrugged off her marker with a nutmeg and picked out Ane Azkona, who restored parity. Romane Salvador produced a crucial knee save to deny Maitane Vilariño. After the interval, Jone Amezaga, who was named Player of the Match, entered the pitch. However, it was the visitors who took just two minutes to score through Lucía Vallejo. Clara Pinedo tried her luck from a direct free-kick, and Júlia Guerra was shown a straight red card. After knocking on the door repeatedly, Athletic Club found the equaliser in the final play of the match when Maddi Torre headed home a magnificent delivery following a wide free-kick.

September 12, 2026

Madrid CFF are one of two teams with a 100% record in Liga F Moeve. Before kick-off, a minute's silence was observed in memory of Juan González, father of the Madrid side's goalkeeper coach. Seven minutes into the match, Ana González, named Player of the Match, floated a ball into the box that Emilie Holt turned straight into the back of the net to open the scoring. At the other end, Laura Pérez tried to spark some danger, but lacked accuracy. Meanwhile, Hasnath Ubamba slipped past her marker, but her shot drifted wide. Before the break, Alice Marques found the back of the net for what looked like an equaliser, but the goal was ruled out for offside. After the restart, Emilie Nautnes came close to extending the lead, but her header missed the target. Raquel Morcillo had an opportunity to equalise for the visitors, and Paula León also had a goal disallowed. Ana González almost put the game to bed with a cross-shot that crashed directly against the woodwork.

Saturday's fixtures concluded with FC Barcelona taking all three points at the Johan Cruyff. It was the Rojiblancas who took the lead through Allegra Poljak. The Azulgranas hit back on the half-hour mark via Vicky López, with the Vallecas native turning in a brilliant low cross from Graham Hansen. Right at the start of the second half, Esmee Brugts, named Player of the Match, put the Catalan giants back in front. Once again, a resilient Atlético de Madrid managed to level the score through Synne Jensen, who is in fine form. The Madrid side's joy was short-lived, however, as Graham Hansen soon netted the third following a cross from Claudia Pina. The definitive 4-2 was scored by Esmee Brugts, who finished from a tight angle at the back post, though Lola Gallardo was no longer between the posts for the visitors. The Sevilla-born goalkeeper was forced off injured, replaced by Génesis Pérez, who made her debut for her new club. 

September 12, 2026

Deportivo Alavés keep marching on. The Babazorros secured their second win of the league campaign, both coming at Mendizorroza. Carmen Sobrón had the first chance of the match, but the visiting defence cleared the danger. Laura Sánchez also produced a fine save to palm away a shot from the edge of the box by Kim Shinji, who came close to catching the defence out. Just before the interval, a cross from Laia Parera was headed home by Ainhoa Guallar from inside the area to make it 1-0. After the break, Kumba Brima went close with a strike from the edge of the box, and Naiara Sanmartín nearly equalised with a header brilliantly tipped away by Sofía Fuente. Andrea Gómez, named Player of the Match, had a clear-cut chance to extend the lead, but the visiting goalkeeper stood firm to keep her side in it. The final opportunity of the match fell to Mireya Zafra, but her effort sailed over the crossbar. 

Points shared in Zubieta. The first opening of the match fell to Cecilia Marcos, but the winger's shot flew over the crossbar. The hosts also threatened from a set-piece, but a confident Noelia Ramos gathered the ball safely. The Canary Islands outfit tried their luck through Natalia Padilla, but without any luck in front of goal. In the second half, Carlota Chacón came on to add more attacking impetus. The clearest chance fell to Henar Muiña, but her shot missed the target. With fifteen minutes remaining, Laura Camino slipped a pass through to Ainoa Campo. The midfielder, named Player of the Match, made no mistake to put the team from San Sebastián ahead. Just as it looked like the match would end that way, in one of the final plays of the game, Elba Vergés headed home a delivery from Aithiara Carballo to level the score. A draw between two sides still searching for their first win of the season.

September 13, 2026

Second win of the season for Logroño United. Catalina Ongaro had the first chance with an overhit shot, while Tere Morató tried her luck with a strike from inside the area. Falfán also came close to scoring, but her effort drifted wide. In the second half, Ana Franco had an early chance, but Alice Pinguet gathered the ball at the second attempt. Approaching the half-hour mark, Marta Masferrer drove forward and picked out Ana Franco, who squared the ball for the onrushing Annelie Leitner. The full-back unselfishly set up Isina. The Asturian forward, named Player of the Match, made no mistake. Mikel Crespo made a triple substitution in search of a reaction from his team, but a defensive error allowed Ana Franco to score. The striker extended the lead for the Riojan side. Danielle Marcano injected late drama into the final minutes by scoring to make it 2-1 and reduce the deficit at Las Gaunas. Despite Valencia's late pressure, the scoreline remained unchanged, and the hosts claimed all three points at home. 

The weekend concluded at the Ipurua stadium, where FC Badalona Women claimed all three points. Both teams probed in the first half without finding the elusive breakthrough. Lucía Martínez tested her luck with a fierce shot wide, and Carmen Álvarez threatened for the Basque side. Just three minutes into the second half, Irina Uribe, named Player of the Match, turned in a fine pass from Elena Julve to open the scoring. The Catalans doubled their advantage through Lauri Requena, who capitalised on a mistake in the Eibar defence to net the second. The third came courtesy of Sheila Guijarro. The forward latched onto a through ball from Vicky Losada and made no mistake against the home goalkeeper. Nerea Sánchez, making her debut for the Armeros, pulled a goal back, but Paula Sánchez restored a three-goal cushion with a finish at the near post to make it 1-4. It is a second win of the campaign for Marc Ballester's side, ending the Basque club's unbeaten start in Liga F Moeve.