The first chance of the match fell to the San Sebastián side. A powerful shot from Iara González hit the woodwork directly. The rebound fell to a player from the Basque team, but Alba Molina was alert enough to collect the ball without any problems. Real Sociedad continued to press, and secured the first goal of the match through Mila Mesplie, who stole the ball high up the pitch and went on to beat the goalkeeper of the Riojan side to break the deadlock. DUX Logroño rallied through Vera Galilea, while Alejandra Reinares also posed a threat. The last chance of the first half was a direct free-kick that the Txuri-urdin goalkeeper saved comfortably.

As soon as the second half began, a cross into the area by Catalina Scarcella was not cleanly caught by the San Sebastián goalkeeper, and Lina Quakil was alert to pounce on the ball inside the area and fire it into the back of the net. The scores were level again. The Basque team threatened from set-pieces, while DUX Logroño also had an opportunity with a shot from Lina Quakil that narrowly missed the target. Victoria García saved a good long-range effort, but the goalkeeper couldn't reach a fine shot from Nora Peregrina. The forward, precisely, did not miss, scoring her second goal to definitively seal the match at 1-3.

After the restart, FC Badalona Women found the net through Amalia Garewal, who beat the Madrid team's goalkeeper with a powerful low shot. The Catalan side grew in confidence and had a second chance with a shot from Juliet Ye. Meanwhile, Madrid CFF tried to react by looking for Noa Jiménez, who attempted to get past the Catalan team's defence, which was well-organised at the back. And in attack, Amalia Garewal scored again to complete her brace in the match and extend her team's lead. Samuel López's team tried to reduce the deficit in the final stages, but Leila Jurado made a great one-on-one save to maintain her clean sheet in the tournament.

Both teams took to the pitch in search of a goal. Levante UD threatened early on, and Daniela Rodríguez had the first major chance of the match with a direct free-kick that went over the crossbar. The response was not long in coming, with a timid shot from Julia Yanes that the Granota team's goalkeeper saved comfortably. Precisely, the Levante team came close to scoring with a header from Lucía Marín that went just inches over the crossbar. Costa Adeje Tenerife also tried to find the much-needed goal, but the score remained 0-0 at the end of the first forty-five minutes.

In the second half, the Granota side tried to find a goal, and came close through Valentina Gaspar, but her shot went high. On the second attempt, Levante UD found their goal. Suhaila Pérez unleashed a magnificent strike to open the scoring. The goal forced the Tenerife side to push forward in search of an equaliser, but it was the Levante club that came close to doubling their lead, albeit without luck. The match remained open, and Costa Adeje Tenerife came close with an attempted Olympic goal that hit the crossbar directly, much to the relief of the Canary Islands team. The final whistle confirmed the victory for Álvaro Patón's side, who move to six points, both with clean sheets.

Just seconds after the referee blew the whistle to start the match, Valentina García pressed the Sevilla goalkeeper to force an error and ended up firing the ball into the back of the net. 0-1 on the scoreboard at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios. The Seville side sought to redeem themselves but failed to find gaps in the Blaugrana defence. For their part, Pablo Álvarez's team insisted through Coral García, who looked for her team's second goal, while Martina Azpilicueta tried without luck up front. The last chance of the first half fell to Aina Fillat, with a great run from inside the area that the Sevilla defence cleared to send the ball out for a corner.

In the second half, Sevilla FC tried from a set-piece with a direct free-kick, but the ball sailed over the crossbar, much to the relief of the Blaugrana side. For their part, FC Barcelona sought a second with a long-range shot from Valentina García, which the Blaugrana bench claimed as their team's second goal, but the referee did not award it. Although a few minutes later, Valentina García herself completed her brace in the match. The Seville side had not said their last word and reduced the deficit, but there was no time to equalise. With this result, the Culé side remains on six victories, while the Sevilla team will be looking for their first win tomorrow.