A TV camera during a Liga F match.

Liga F bolsters its commitment to free-to-air television and will offer its matches on RTVE and 3CAT/TV3

LigaF takes a new strategic step in its goal of continuing to drive the growth, visibility, and dissemination of women's football, reinforcing its commitment to free-to-air broadcasting with four matches per Matchday for the remainder of the season. The broadcasts will commence on Matchday 19, which will be played between 7 and 8 February, via RTVE and TV3 and their digital platform 3CAT.

30 JAN 2026

This agreement will allow LigaF matches to reach an even wider audience, strengthening access to the competition and consolidating the role of free-to-air television as a key tool for bringing women's football closer to society. LigaF matches will be available to watch in full on DAZN, as has been the case, with four matches free-to-air via RTVE and 3CAT/TV3, and another match on GOL Play, TEN and regional channels.

LigaF's decision to commit to free-to-air broadcasting is a response to a clear strategy for growth and consolidation of its broadcast product, aligned with the competition's commitment to expand its fanbase, create new role models, connect with new audiences, and position women's football where it belongs within the national sports landscape. Furthermore, the presence on RTVE and 3CAT/TV3 will help strengthen the profile of the clubs, players, and the competition itself, increasing its social and media impact.

LigaF President, Beatriz Álvarez, has emphasised that “free-to-air television is fundamental for continuing to break down barriers and bringing women's football to more homes. This agreement reinforces our desire to grow, to be accessible, and to continue generating interest, visibility, and recognition for our players and clubs.”

With this new milestone, LigaF continues to advance its roadmap to enhance the reach of the competition, increase audiences, and consolidate a sustainable model that drives the development of women's football in Spain, by committing to a greater presence in mainstream media and a product that is increasingly closer to the fans.