Liga F Moeve clubs head into the season's first international break
After the first six matchdays of Liga F Moeve, the sixteen clubs head into the first international break. FC Barcelona are the only side to have achieved a perfect record, while Madrid CFF and Real Madrid CF occupy the other two Champions League spots. Valencia CF are yet to pick up a point.
07 OCT 2026
A weekend without Liga F Moeve. Following the completion of the first six matchdays, the league competition pauses for the first international break of the year, with Spain set to face the United States in a double-header of friendlies. FC Barcelona sit at the summit of the domestic championship. The Azulgranas are the only side with a 100% record of victories. Furthermore, the side coached by Pere Romeu can boast of being the highest-scoring team, with 28 goals for, and the meanest defence, having conceded just twice. Madrid CFF, with 13 points, occupy second place, which grants direct access to the Champions League, while Real Madrid CF, also on 13 points, sit in third, occupying the spot for the European competition's qualifiers.
Meanwhile, two Basque clubs, Athletic Club and SD Eibar, find themselves in fourth and fifth place respectively. Both have 11 points, though the Bilbao side are ahead by virtue of a superior overall goal difference. Sixth position goes to Atlético de Madrid. The Rojiblanco side, with three wins and three defeats, have 9 points on the board. There is also very little to separate the teams in the upper-mid table. RCD Espanyol, FC Badalona Women and Costa Adeje Tenerife all have 8 points to their name. The Perico side are on a four-match unbeaten run, whereas the other Catalan club head into the break in contrasting form, having failed to win any of their last three fixtures. The Tenerife outfit have finished this block with back-to-back wins.
On 7 points are the two Andalusian clubs of Liga F Moeve, Sevilla FC and Granada CF. David Losada's team, whose two victories have both come on the road, are on a two-match winless run, while the Nazari side have kept two consecutive clean sheets to pick up four points from the last two matchdays. Logroño United and Deportivo Alavés, newly promoted to the top flight, have 6 points after securing two wins each in this opening stage of the campaign. Deportivo Abanca, with 5 points, sit just outside the relegation zone, level on points with Real Sociedad. The Txuri-urdin side claimed their first win of the season by beating Valencia CF 0-1, with the Valencians remaining the only team yet to pick up a point.
The standout names from the first six matchdays
The leading protagonist of this early campaign has been Claudia Pina. The player from Moncada i Reixach, who has been named Player of the Month for September, is the division's top scorer with 9 goals. The top assist providers are also two Azulgranas, Graham Hansen and Ewa Pajor, whilst Anna Wellmann is the goalkeeper with the most saves in this opening phase of the league championship. The SD Eibar shot-stopper has made 25 stops after the first six matchdays. Valencia's Rebecca Elloh has completed 36 take-ons, the most in the competition, and Athletic Club midfielder Maite Valero leads the statistics for duels won (41) and interceptions (16). Finally, Patri Guijarro has delivered the most passes, with 508, 89% of them finding their target.