Clashes to measure the dynamics in Saturday's encounters on Matchday 4
On Saturday, September 19th, four matches will be played. At 12:00h, FC Badalona Women - Real Sociedad will be contested, at 16:00h, RCD Espanyol - Madrid CFF, and at 18:00h, Atlético de Madrid - Logroño United. The Saturday matchday will conclude at 20:30h with Real Madrid CF - Valencia CF.
18 SEP 2026
Matchday 4 of Liga F Moeve kicks off on Friday 18 September at 20:00 CEST with Deportivo Alavés facing FC Barcelona at Mendizorroza. On Saturday 19 September at 12:00 CEST, FC Badalona Women take on Real Sociedad, broadcasted live and free-to-air on RTVE Play, 3Cat, and Esport3. Meanwhile, RCD Espanyol meet Madrid CFF at 16:00 CEST, followed by Atlético de Madrid against Logroño United at 18:00 CEST. Saturday's action concludes at 20:30 CEST with Real Madrid CF facing Valencia CF, broadcast live and free-to-air on Teledeporte and RTVE Play. Additionally, DAZN will broadcast all fixtures of the weekend.
Saturday 19 September, 12:00 CEST: FC Badalona Women vs Real Sociedad on DAZN, RTVE Play, 3Cat, and Esport3
Saturday's matches get underway with a duel in Palamós, where FC Badalona Women will be looking for their third win of the season. Marc Ballester's side sit 5th in the Liga F Moeve standings with 6 points. The home coach will be without Antonia Canales, who is recovering from an ACL injury, and Izarne Sarasola. Real Sociedad, meanwhile, are aiming to get off the mark after picking up just one point from their opening three matchdays. The Basque side come into this fixture following a 1-1 draw against Costa Adeje Tenerife last time out. Gorka Álvarez will be without Alazne Estensoro, who is away with Spain at the U20 World Cup, as well as the injured María Molina, Aiara Agirrezabala, and Sonya Keefe. The two sides met three times last season. The San Sebastián club claimed 0-2 and 2-0 victories in their two league encounters, while the Catalan side triumphed 0-1 after extra time in the quarter-finals of the Copa de la Reina.
Saturday 19 September, 16:00 CEST: RCD Espanyol vs Madrid CFF on DAZN
The afternoon brings a clash between two sides in completely contrasting form. RCD Espanyol lie 13th with 1 point after drawing 2-2 with Athletic Club last matchday. “I am satisfied. The team has taken a step forward,” declared the coach, who will be unable to call upon Carla Morera, the suspended Júlia Guerra, Cristina Baudet, Anna Torrodà—who is recovering from an ACL injury—Naima García, and Laura Martínez. Standing in their way is Madrid CFF, who are enjoying their best-ever start to a league campaign and, alongside FC Barcelona, are the only side with a 100% record this term. “It is very difficult to win in the top flight,” Sánchez Vera pointed out following the 1-0 victory over Sevilla FC in their previous match. The coach will be missing Alba Ruiz, Ángela Sosa, and Mariana Silva. Last year, the Madrid club won 2-5 away from home before a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture.
Saturday 19 September, 18:00 CEST: Atlético de Madrid vs Logroño United on DAZN
Atlético de Madrid will be looking to return to winning ways at home after falling to a 4-2 defeat against FC Barcelona in their last outing. “We are sad about the result, but the players gave everything,” said David González after the match. Lola Gallardo, who was forced off injured against the Azulgranas, joins an injury list that includes Lauren Leal, Silvia Lloris—recovering from an ACL injury—Alexia Fernández, Jenni Hermoso, alongside Natalia Peñalvo and Celia Segura, who are away at the U20 World Cup. Meanwhile, Gio Garbelini returns to the squad after serving a suspension. They face a Logroño United side that has started the season with two wins. The Riojan team sit 6th in the table with 6 points. Argentines Milagros Martín and Francisca Altgelt will be the two absentees for the visitors heading into the match. Last season's encounters went the way of the Rojiblancas, who won 0-5 away and 5-0 at home.
Saturday 19 September, 20:30 CEST: Real Madrid CF vs Valencia CF on DAZN, Teledeporte, and RTVE Play
Saturday's action concludes at the Di Stéfano, where Real Madrid CF will look to maintain their unbeaten run. Pau Quesada's side occupy 4th place in the table with 7 points following two wins—against Atlético de Madrid (3-2) and Deportivo Abanca (0-2)—and a draw with SD Eibar (0-0) in their opening three league matches. Sara Holmgaard, María Méndez, Sara Däbritz, Sandie Toletti, Athenea del Castillo, and U20 internationals Laia López, Noemí Bejarano, Silvia Cristóbal, Irune Dorado, and Pau Comendador miss out for the hosts, who welcome back Felicia Schröder from suspension. Meanwhile, newly-promoted Liga F Moeve side Valencia CF are the only team in the division yet to get off the mark after defeats to Alavés (2-0), Madrid CFF (1-3), and Logroño United (2-1). Jana Xin, Celia Fernández, Amanda Mbadi, and Andrea Recio will be the four absentees for the Valencian side.