A draw between Granada CF and Costa Adeje Tenerife. The first chance of the match came from a cross into the box, first-time struck by Sonya Keefe, but the Chilean forward's shot was saved by Nay Cáceres with a superb intervention to clear the ball and thwart the dangerous attack. Equality was absolute, but on the half-hour mark, Laura Sánchez launched the ball from her goal. Sonya Keefe flicked the ball on with her head, Bárbara Martínez wasn't decisive in midfield, and Lauri Requena found herself alone against the visiting goalkeeper, rounded her, and sent the ball into the back of the net to open the scoring. Costa Adeje Tenerife didn't take long to react, just three minutes. Sakina Ouzraoui drove into the box and delivered a cross that Paulina Gramaglia, who was the MVP of the clash, headed into the back of the net. 

The last chance of the first half again fell to the Tenerife team. Natalia Ramos entered the box and sent in a cross-shot that Laura Sánchez saved with a great intervention to keep the score level at the end of the first half. In the second half, Irene Ferreras's side tried to create danger through Andrea Gómez. The forward got past her defenders and played a ball back for Sonya Keefe. The Chilean struck the ball, but it went wide. On the half-hour mark, Yerai Martín made changes from the bench, bringing on Sandra Castelló to gain more presence in midfield. The visitors continued to press with another dangerous delivery from Sakina Ouzraoui, but, once again, Laura Sánchez cleared the ball. In the next play, Natalia Ramos appealed for a penalty that the referee did not award. 

Violeta Quiles and Koko also entered the field of play to try and find a comeback goal. Meanwhile, Clara Rodríguez came on for the Andalusian side. Costa Adeje Tenerife's last throw of the dice was Iratxe Pérez, while youth player Mireya Zafra once again got minutes for the home side. The last chance of the match was a run by Koko, who threaded a pass for the late arrival of Sandra Castelló. The midfielder looked to link up with teammates but went down inside the box. The referee reviewed the incident but ultimately did not award a penalty. With this result, Granada CF remain 6th in the standings with 45 points, and the Tenerife side stay in 4th position with 50 points, seven behind Real Sociedad, who could qualify for the next edition of the Champions League if they win their match.