Iris Arnaiz and Esperanza Pizarro battle for a ball in a match last season.

Liga F Moeve kicks off with Saturday's Matchday 1 fixtures

On Saturday 29 August, matchday 1 of LigaF Moeve will kick off with four fixtures. At 12:00, Deportivo Abanca will play Sevilla FC, alongside Real Sociedad against Logroño United. At 17:00, it will be the turn of SD Eibar versus RCD Espanyol, and Saturday's matches will wrap up at 21:00 with Madrid CFF taking on Granada CF.

28 AUG 2026

Three months later, Liga F Moeve is back. The league campaign gets underway this Saturday, 29 August with four matches. At 12:00 CEST, Deportivo Abanca take on Sevilla FC at the Estadio de Riazor, a match that will be broadcast live and free-to-air on Teledeporte and RTVE Play. Also at 12:00 CEST, Real Sociedad face Logroño United. Meanwhile, SD Eibar against RCD Espanyol kicks off at 17:00 CEST at Ipurua, with free-to-air coverage on RTVE Play and 3Cat. Saturday's action concludes at 21:00 CEST with Madrid CFF hosting Granada CF. In addition, all matches can be watched live on DAZN. 


Saturday 29 August, 12:00 CEST: Deportivo Abanca vs Sevilla FC on DAZN, Teledeporte and RTVE Play

The new Alberto Rodríguez project kicks off this Saturday at Riazor in one of two fixtures opening the first matchday of the season. The Galician side have been one of the most active clubs in the transfer market, making thirteen new signings, including Adriana Ranera, who stated during her presentation that "the group we've built over these past few weeks says a lot about who we are and what we can achieve." The hosts will be without Ainoa Gómez and Marisa García as they prepare for the U20 World Cup. Standing in their way is Sevilla FC, who finished in the top eight of the competition last season. Clau Blanco, Sandra Castelló and Laura Pérez are the three summer arrivals for the Sevillians. The Andalusian club won both head-to-head encounters last term, prevailing 3-1 away and 4-0 at home. 


Saturday 29 August, 12:00 CEST: Real Sociedad vs Logroño United on DAZN

At the same time, Real Sociedad will host Logroño United. The Basque side head into this fixture following a 5-2 defeat to Chelsea in the first leg of their Champions League qualifiers. Aiara Agirrezabala, Sonya Keefe and María Molina were unavailable, while Alazne Estensoro is also sidelined due to U20 World Cup duty. La Real will be led by Fernando Torres, who previously served as assistant coach and now steps into the top job in the dugout, replacing Arturo Ruiz. Meanwhile, Logroño United, who secured their top-flight status last season, have kept the core of their squad together while making nine new additions to help them establish themselves in the top tier. Last season's meetings ended in a 1-0 away win for the Basque club, followed by a 1-1 draw in the return fixture. 

Saturday 29 August, 17:00 CEST: SD Eibar vs RCD Espanyol on DAZN, 3Cat and RTVE Play

The Ipurua stadium hosts a clash between two sides who have maintained their projects as they look to continue growing in the elite. Eibar finished last season in 13th place in Liga F Moeve with 28 points. The *armeras* have brought in eleven new players during this transfer window. "Ipurua has to be a fortress. With your fans behind you, it's easier to pick up points," declared Carla Andrés, the Eibar captain. Facing them will be RCD Espanyol, who finished the previous campaign in 11th with 31 points. Sara Monforte remains at the helm of a team that has made ten signings. "We are really looking forward to getting started. The team is eager to compete," highlighted the coach from Castellón ahead of the clash. The *perico* side won both league encounters last season, 2-1 and 2-0. 


Saturday 29 August, 21:00 CEST: Madrid CFF vs Granada CF on DAZN

Saturday's schedule wraps up at the Estadio Fernando Torres. Madrid CFF have revamped their squad this transfer window with a heavy focus on youth. The Madrid-based side, who finished last season in 9th place in Liga F Moeve with 37 points, have made ten additions this summer, including the return of Paula León. Granada, who finished 6th last year with 51 points, have undergone a summer rebuild. Adrián Martín, who served as Irene Ferreras's assistant, has taken the reins of the team. "We've had a very complete season. The team has a very distinct identity. Our opponents are very good, with players of immense quality," the coach stated. The Andalusian outfit won 1-0 away in the first meeting, while Madrid claimed a 3-4 victory in the return match.