FC Barcelona, perfect record in 2026

The Blaugranas have secured five victories: 12-1 against Madrid CFF, 5-0 over Atlético de Madrid, 0-2 at Alhama CF ElPozo, 4-1 versus Sevilla FC, and 0-3 against DUX Logroño in their first five league matches of the year. The Catalan side's record stands at 26 goals scored and just 2 conceded, maintaining their ten-point lead at the top of Liga F Moeve, where they have only let in five goals across these first nineteen matchdays. Furthermore, despite the injuries that have affected the squad, Pere Romeu's team has enjoyed an unbeatable January. FC Barcelona were crowned champions of the Supercopa de España at the Castalia stadium, and the *culé* club also managed to qualify for the semi-finals of the Copa de la Reina.

A Rising Granada CF with a Defensive Wall

The start of 2026 has been practically perfect for the *nazarí* faithful. The *rojiblancas* needed the Christmas break, and they have returned from the holidays in the best possible way, with four wins and one draw in these first five matches of the year. Irene Ferreras’ side defeated RCD Espanyol (0-2), DUX Logroño (1-0), Alhama CF ElPozo (2-0), and SD Eibar (0-2), conceding only in the draw against Atlético de Madrid (1-1) in Alcalá. Such numbers have placed the team in mid-table with 26 points. The growth of Granada CF is largely due to their defensive solidity, keeping four clean sheets in these five fixtures. In the first fourteen league matchdays, they had only managed to shut out the opposition on one occasion. 

Real Sociedad Maintains Third Place

The *txuri-urdin* are still firmly focused on next season’s Champions League. Arturo Ruiz’s team maintains an eight-point cushion over fourth place following an unbeatable start to 2026, achieving three wins and two draws in the domestic competition. Moreover, those three victories—against Sevilla FC (0-2), SD Eibar (3-0), and FC Badalona Women (2-0)—came with clean sheets. The draws were against two direct rivals, Atlético de Madrid (5-5) and Costa Adeje Tenerife (1-1), neither of whom could close the gap. The only blemish on the start of the year was the quarter-final elimination in the Copa de la Reina against FC Badalona Women after extra time, whom they got revenge on in the last matchday.

The New Costa Adeje Tenerife under Yerai Martín

The Tenerife side changed coaches at the end of last year with the departure of Eder Maestre and the arrival of Yerai Martín. Following the Christmas break and the new manager’s arrival, Costa Adeje Tenerife remains unbeaten in 2026 with two wins—against Athletic Club (5-0) and Alhama CF ElPozo (1-0), both with clean sheets and both at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López—and three draws, against Deportivo Abanca (1-1), RCD Espanyol (0-0), and Real Sociedad (0-0). Only two goals conceded in five matches for the Canary Islands team, who remain in fourth place, eight points shy of the Champions League spots. Furthermore, during this month of January, the *blanquiazules* won 0-1 against Madrid CFF in the Copa de la Reina quarter-finals to qualify for the semi-finals.