FC Badalona Women claimed all three points in the Catalan derby to secure their first victory of the season. Browne had the first chance of the match with an effort that was disallowed by the referee for offside. Irine Uribe responded for the hosts, but Romane Salvador safely gathered the ball. The score remained level at the break. Following the interval, Bicho and Anita Marcos came on for the hosts, though it was María Llompart who continued to threaten the opposition goal. Anita Marcos also tried her luck, but the forward's shot sailed over the bar. Marc Ballester's side's persistence finally paid off in the final play of the match. A long ball on the edge of the box fell to Paula Sánchez. The midfielder held up the ball and laid it off to María Llompart, who beat Romane Salvador to break the deadlock, claim the Player of the Match award, and make it 0-1 on the scoreboard.

At the same time, Madrid CFF secured their second victory of the season to maintain their 100% winning start in Liga F Moeve. Before kick-off, a minute's silence was observed in memory of the late season-ticket holders of the Valencia CF women's team who passed away over the last year. Fifteen minutes into the match, Emilie Holt played a defence-splitting pass to Hasnath Ubamba, who opened the scoring with a superb finish from inside the box. Alice Pinguet and the woodwork denied Emilie Holt, while Kate Taylor cleared off the line to prevent a goal for the hosts. Alice Pinguet pulled off a great save to deny Emilie Nautnes, but she could do nothing to stop Marina Rivas just before half-time. In the second half, Daniella Marcano threatened, but it was Emilie Holt who scored the third from an assist by Sakina Ouzraoui, who was named Player of the Match. Valencia pulled one back to establish the final 1-3 scoreline when Romane Lejeune inadvertently turned the ball into her own net while trying to clear.

September 5, 2026

FC Barcelona made no mistake on their visit to the Jesús Navas stadium. Nine minutes in, Graham Hansen—named Player of the Match—delivered a cross to the far post, where Esmee Brugts made no mistake to break the deadlock. Sevilla FC responded through Andrea Álvarez, but Cata Coll easily gathered the ball. Irene Paredes tried her luck with a header that went over the bar. Sullastres and the post combined to clear the danger, but right before the half-time whistle, Graham Hansen produced a dazzling individual run and teed up Claudia Pina, who tucked it away. Marta Torrejón joined the Blaugrana party by heading home a cross from inside the area. In the second half, Vicky López fired past Sullastres to bag the third. Despite the scoreline, Sevilla FC pushed forward in the closing stages of the match, but the score remained unchanged, and Pere Romeu's side ultimately claimed all three points.

The Rojiblancas claimed the three points in Alcalá. Fifteen minutes in, the referee pointed to the spot for a pull by Inés Altamira on Jensen, but Fiamma, who stepped up to take the penalty, struck the post. Sofía Fuente, who pulled off six saves throughout the match, frustrated the Rojiblancas, who grew increasingly desperate during the first half. Just before the interval, Alavés thought they had found the breakthrough, but the referee disallowed Andrea Gómez's goal. In the second half, Jensen threatened again, but the forward was denied by a magnificent, decisive save from Sofía Fuente. One of the clearest chances for the hosts came from a double opportunity that was ultimately cleared by the Vitoria-Gasteiz goalkeeper and Laia Parera. In the dying moments, Luany—awarded Player of the Match—set up Jensen, who finally broke Alavés' resistance.

September 8, 2026

Points shared between Costa Adeje Tenerife and Deportivo Abanca. The first major chance of the match fell to Iratxe Pérez, but Andrea Tarazona—named Player of the Match—saved comfortably. At the other end, Marina Martí threatened with a dangerous delivery, but the opposition defence held firm. The second half followed the same script as the first, though the Galician side tried to take the initiative with the introduction of Millene Cabral, but Noelia Ramos was alert to thwart the Brazilian forward. Elba Vergés also neutralized the danger with a superb defensive tackle. In the closing stages, Carla Castiñeyras was sent off after receiving a second yellow card. That foul resulted in a direct free-kick from Noelia Salazar that the Deportivo goalkeeper easily dealt with. The final chance fell to Natalia Padilla, but once again, Tarazona denied a goal with a brilliant goal-line stop.

Prior to kick-off, a ceremonial kick-off was held in honour of the city's history. The Las Gaunas stadium hosted a duel between two sides that had won their opening matches of the campaign. Jone Amezaga had the first sight of goal, but Miralles gathered the ball. Fifteen minutes in, Naia Landaluze was sent off for a second bookable offence. Nanclares denied Ana Franco, and it was Maddi Torre who, on the half-hour mark, managed to break the deadlock for the Bilbao side. Before the break, Ana Franco tested the opposition goalkeeper once more, though the striker was unable to find the target. In the second half, Cristina Redondo entered the pitch, although it was Irene Oguiza who netted Athletic's second, only for the referee to rule it out for offside. Adriana Nanclares, who earned the Player of the Match award, rescued her team amid intense pressure from the Rioja side, who kept pushing but failed to find an equaliser.

September 6, 2026

The weekend fixtures concluded at the Di Stéfano, where Real Madrid CF were held by the armero side. Pau Quesada's players started the brighter, and Lakrar had the first chance from a set-piece, but her header missed the target. Sara Martín tried her luck for Eibar, but without success. Linda Caicedo unleashed a powerful shot, but came up against a resolute Anna Wellmann. The goalkeeper was named Player of the Match after making eight saves. The final chance of the first half fell to Eva Navarro, but the full-back's drive flew over the bar. In the second half, Beerensteyn pushed for a breakthrough, but the Dutch forward lacked precision. Los Blancos continued to struggle in the final third, and Linda Caicedo threatened again, albeit without reward. Simona Botero cleared a shot off the line to deny Las Merengues, while Angeldahl had the game's final opportunity, but Wellmann once again came to the rescue to keep a clean sheet and secure a golden point.

The final match of the matchday was a thrilling end-to-end encounter that ultimately favoured Granada CF. Elene Guridi had the first chance, but Julia Arrula safely gathered the local midfielder's effort. At the other end, Yohana Gómez denied Carlota Chacón. Fifteen minutes into the game, the referee awarded a penalty against Julia Arrula for a foul on Elene Guridi, which Leles Carrión successfully converted. The visitors responded two minutes later through Carlota Chacón, scoring on her debut as a Txuri-urdin. On the half-hour mark, Raquel Gil—named Player of the Match—unleashed a ferocious strike from distance to restore the hosts' lead, before Jenni López accidentally turned the ball into her own net while attempting to clear. Early in the second half, Iris Ashley made it 3-2. The visitors pushed for an equaliser, but Yohana Gómez stood firm to ensure all three points stayed with the Andalusian side.