The weekend got underway at the Mendizorroza stadium, where FC Barcelona claimed their fourth victory of the season. Nineteen minutes into the match, Graham Hansen broke the deadlock with a powerful strike into the far corner. The second goal of the match was scored by Sydney Schertenleib following a brilliant pass from Ewa Pajor. Before the break, Carolina Ferrera capitalized on a rebound on the edge of the area to score the third goal of the clash, despite some fine saves from Sofía Fuente in the first half. After the interval, Lúa Arufe hit the woodwork, but the true star of the match was Claudia Pina. The forward finished off a great team move to net the fourth. With fifteen minutes remaining, the player from Moncada i Reixach—named MVP of the match—caught the home goalkeeper off guard with a long-range strike. The 0-6 final scoreline was also courtesy of Claudia Pina, who completed her hat-trick with a magnificent shot from the edge of the box. 

September 19, 2026

Points shared in Palamós. The first clear chance of the duel fell to Paula Sánchez, who threatened with a dangerous run down the flank. Real Sociedad controlled possession, but without finding the net. On the half-hour mark, María Valenzuela was sent off after rushing out to clear a ball and bringing down Cecilia Marcos on the edge of the area. Before half-time, Intza came close with a free-kick that sailed over the bar, and Klára Cahynová tested her luck with a header that went high. In the second half, the Basque side sought to take the initiative. Ainhoa Moraza, named MVP of the match, remained impenetrable at the back, while Laura Camino pushed forward in attack. Carlota Chacón did manage to find the net, but the goal was ruled out for offside. The visitors appealed for a potential penalty that the referee waved away. Txell Font, with several crucial saves in the closing stages of the match, preserved the clean sheet and the draw despite her side being a player down. 

First victory of the season for RCD Espanyol and the first defeat of the campaign for the Madrid-based side. Ona Baradad threatened in the opening stages, but it was Lucía Vallejo who, on the half-hour mark, reacted quickest to a rebound off Paola Ulloa to break the deadlock. The Catalan team took just seven minutes to double their lead courtesy of a fine finish from Paula Gutiérrez, who was named MVP of the match. The visitors had a chance to pull one back through Hasnath Ubamba, but Madrid CFF's goal ultimately came from Sakina Ouzraoui following an error by Romane Salvador. Before the break, Paula Gutiérrez extended her team's advantage with a stunning direct free-kick. In the second half, Sánchez Vera's side looked to push forward, but the Catalan club wanted more goals and soon found them. First, Browne beat Paola Ulloa, and the 5-1 final scoreline was sealed by Natalia Escot, who marked her debut for the *pericas* with a long-range strike. 

Atlético de Madrid claimed all three points in Alcalá in a match where the first opportunity fell to Cristina Redondo—returning to her former home—but the striker's shot was brilliantly saved by Lola Gallardo. Meanwhile, Henrietta Csiszár tried her luck with a shot that flew over the bar. Twenty minutes into the game, Fiamma Benítez, named MVP of the match, slipped a through-ball to Allegra Poljak, who beat Miralles. Before half-time, Isina came close to equalising, but the Rojiblanca goalkeeper denied her with a fine stop. In the second half, Jenni Hermoso played her first minutes upon her return to the Madrid-based outfit. The hosts sought to extend their lead, and Lucía Rodríguez came close with a high shot. The full-back was also thwarted by a formidable María Miralles, who kept her team in the match. The goalkeeper pulled off another impressive save to deny Gio Garbelini, preventing a heavier defeat for her side. 

September 20, 2026

Saturday's action concluded at the Di Stéfano, where Real Madrid CF secured the three points on a night that saw Claudia de la Cuerda and Oihane San Martín make their first starts. The hosts started the brighter and broke the deadlock through Elisa Senss, who was named MVP of the match. The midfielder unleashed a powerful shot from inside the area that flew straight into the back of the net. Scarcely five minutes later, Felicia Schröder—returning to the squad after serving a suspension—turned in a superb cross into the box from Bella Andersson to double the lead. In the second half, Candela Rodríguez made her debut for the hosts, and Felicia Schröder had a chance to put the game to bed, but her effort crashed against the woodwork. Rebecca Elloh also hit the post. Valencia CF pulled one back through Danielle Marcano, but in the dying moments of the match, Athenea del Castillo, returning from injury, sealed the victory with the 3-1 final goal. 

On Sunday, Sevilla FC stormed the Heliodoro. Nine minutes into the match, the referee awarded a penalty for a handball by Bárbara Martínez inside the area. Fatou Kanteh stepped up to take it, but Noelia Ramos kept the ball out. On the half-hour mark, the tables turned when Esther Sullastres saved a penalty from Natalia Padilla. The forward made amends in the very next play by opening the scoring. The Andalusian side bounced back from going behind with a goal from Fatou Kanteh, who was named MVP of the match. Before the break, Raquel Morcillo turned the scoreline around with a magnificent strike. In the second half, Costa Adeje Tenerife tried their luck from set-pieces, but the visiting defence remained watertight. The 1-3 final goal was scored by Esther Martín-Pozuelo, who joined the party by beating Sullastres with a low shot. The Tenerife side pushed until the final whistle, but were unable to reduce the deficit or salvage a positive result. 

September 20, 2026

At the same time, Deportivo Abanca secured their first win of the campaign. Nine minutes into the game, a corner from Olaya Rodríguez was acrobatically converted by Millene Cabral from inside the box to open the scoring. Olaya tried her luck again from a direct free-kick, but it was Millene who extended the lead on the scoreboard, grabbing a brace. The Brazilian forward was named MVP of the match. Granada CF sought a response through Leles Carrión, but Inês Pereira was commanding between the posts. In the second half, Adrián Martín's side continued to press in attack, with the home coach handing Ainhoa Cordón her debut. Meanwhile, Laura Sánchez made a sensational intervention to keep her team alive in the fixture, though the goalkeeper could not prevent Sofía Domínguez from rounding off the win at 0-3. The hosts appealed for a potential penalty that the referee did not award, and the scoreline remained unchanged. 

The weekend concluded at the Ipurua stadium with the Basque derby. Adela Rico had the first great chance of the match, but the midfielder's shot sailed over the crossbar. Samara Ortiz also threatened with a header that went high. Athletic Club, for their part, ran up against the immovable resistance of Alimata Bélem, who was named MVP of the match. Before the break, Anna Wellmann denied Maitane Vilariño. In the second half, Eibar managed to break the deadlock. A corner delivered by Adela Rico was headed home by Ángeles de Álamo to unlock the game. Following the goal, the Bilbao players threw everything forward in search of an equaliser. Ane Campos was denied by the home goalkeeper, who also pulled off a phenomenal reflex save to tip away a shot from Sara Ortega. An imperial Carla Andrés twice cleared goalbound efforts off the line, while Anna Wellmann preserved the victory with another great stop.