With two of the actresses from the film “PIONERAS. Solo querían jugar” in attendance, Atlético de Madrid defeated the Riojan side in Alcalá. Fourteen minutes into the game, Fiamma found Amaiur Sarriegi from inside the box, allowing the forward to break the deadlock. The visitors responded with a pass to Salomé Prat. Just past the half-hour mark, another superb combination from the home side was finished off by Amaiur for her second goal of the match. Just six minutes later, the San Sebastián native completed her hat-trick to be crowned MVP of the clash. Both teams made substitutions, and DUX Logroño tried their luck with an electric Mia Asenjo, but it was Fiamma who extended the lead with a powerful left-footed strike. The final 5-0 was scored by Sheila Guijarro, who got ahead of the home defence and surprised Miralles with a subtle chip over the goalkeeper.

A goal fest from Costa Adeje Tenerife at the Heliodoro. Natalia Ramos went close with a cross-shot that went over the bar. Laura Coronado saved a good cross from Sakina Ouzraoui, and in the 16th minute, Violeta Quiles took a throw-in and found Iratxe Pérez, who, with a sensational manoeuvre, beat the visiting goalkeeper to open the scoring. Levante UD sought a response with a cross from Alharilla that Nay Cáceres saved at the second attempt. The goalkeeper was also very alert to save a shot from outside the area. In the second half, Andrés París made substitutions to try and spark a reaction from his team, but the Tenerife side sealed the match with five minutes to go through a finish from Carlota Suárez following a cross from Clau Blanco, who was the MVP of the duel. The full-back also provided another assist to Paulia Gramaglia. The final 5-0 was scored by Patri Gavira with a header.

March 14, 2026

Saturday's matchday concluded at Zubieta. Before the match, a minute's silence was observed for Vicente Paniagua, a former Real Madrid basketball player. Sara Däbritz tried her luck with a shot that Alazne Estensoro saved comfortably. The home side, meanwhile, pushed for a goal but without success against the rival net. After the break, Intza came on for the Basque team. The game was evenly matched, but in the 68th minute, Paula Fernández was sent off for handling a shot from Sara Holmgaard on the goal line. A red card for the midfielder and a penalty for the visitors, which Sandie Toletti, the MVP of the match, converted. The second goal was scored by Sara Holmgaard, who headed home a pass from Caroline Weir. With six minutes remaining, Eva Navarro won a penalty for a handball by Intza, which the Yecla native took herself to score.

On Sunday, Sevilla FC secured their fourth consecutive victory in LigaF Moeve. Before the match, Raquel Pinel received a commemorative shirt for her 100 appearances for Alhama CF ElPozo. The first chance of the game fell to Fatou Kanteh, whose shot was saved by Sol Belotto. Yiyi did manage to score at the other end, but the goal was disallowed for offside. In the 37th minute, a long ball from Alice Marques was latched onto by Fatou Kanteh, who capitalised on indecision from Alba Santamaría and Sol to break the deadlock. The Gambian international was the MVP of the match. In the second half, the Murcian side pushed forward, and Alice Marques came close to scoring an own goal, but Sullastres and the crossbar ultimately saved the action. Yiyi scored again, but once more, the play was ruled out for offside.

March 17, 2026

At the same time, and in front of 4,359 spectators at the Riazor stadium, FC Barcelona secured victory to maintain their ten-point lead at the top. Irene Paredes had the first chance of the game, but Inês Pereira flew to save the ball. The Portuguese goalkeeper also stood firm to prevent Martine Fenger from scoring. The home side's defensive solidity meant the match went into half-time at 0-0. In the second half, the Catalan side pushed, but the goal didn't come until the 65th minute, when a cross-shot from Marta Torrejón ended up finding no attacker, but the delivery deceived the Portuguese goalkeeper and found the back of the net. The second goal was scored by Alexia Putellas. The MVP of the duel finished off a great pass from Graham Hansen. In the closing stages, Hildah Magaia made her debut for the A Coruña team.

Granada CF took all three points at the Palamós stadium. The Andalusian side took the lead after eighteen minutes with a low cross from Laura Pérez that Lauri Requena finished. The captain of the Nazarí team was the MVP of the match. FC Badalona Women's problems mounted with the injury to Nerea Carmona. Around the half-hour mark, Sonya Keefe received a good pass from inside the area from Andrea Gómez to make it two. In the second half, Marc Ballester made substitutions, bringing on Lice Chamorro and Elena Julve. The first chance of the second half was a left-footed shot from Lorena Navarro that Laura Sánchez saved, but at the half-hour mark, Lauri Requena again played provider, setting up Laura Pérez for the third goal. The winger repeated a few minutes later with a goal in added time to make it 0-4.

March 17, 2026

The Basque side secured victory at Lezama. Marina Rivas had the first chance of the game with a shot that went wide. Ane Azkona also went close, but the forward was also unlucky. In the 26th minute, Ángela Sosa scored one of the goals of the season. The midfielder scored an Olympic goal to open the scoring, but just five minutes later, Sara Ortega, who was the MVP of the match, delivered a cross-shot that Ane Azkona didn't touch, and the ball went directly into the net. Right at the start of the second half, Jone Amezaga completed the comeback for the Bilbao team after capitalizing on an error by Paola Ulloa when saving the ball. Half an hour into the second half, Emilie Nautnes was sent off with a straight red card. This incident tipped the balance firmly in favour of the home side, who extended their lead with goals from Leire Baños and Ane Azkona to seal the match.

The twenty-second matchday of the competition concluded on Monday with a victory for RCD Espanyol, who returned to winning ways. One of the major chances of the game was a free-kick from Eunate Astralaga, which Mireia Masegur headed, but the header from the Eibar defender struck the crossbar. The home side, however, made no mistake and took the lead before half-time. A cross from the wing was flicked on by Ángeles del Álamo, and the ball fell to Naima García, who found Ona Baradad, allowing the winger to score the first goal. In the second half, Laura Camino came close to an equaliser with a direct free-kick that went over the bar. Half an hour into the second half, Lucía Vallejo sealed the win for the blue-and-whites with a shot from the edge of the box that the visiting goalkeeper could not reach.