The Riazor stadium opens Sunday's action. The Galician side head into the fixture sitting 10th in Liga F Moeve with 8 points, following two wins, two draws, and three defeats. Their last triumph was a 2-3 victory away at SD Eibar, where Lucía Pardo was named player of the match. "We are very happy to have picked up the three points because they give us that extra boost that reinforces the work we've been doing," stated the forward. Eva Dios and Esperanza Pizarro will be the only absentees for the Deportivo side heading into the match. Meanwhile, Deportivo Alavés, who sit 14th with 7 points—one clear of the relegation zone—are also in desperate need of three points. Andrea Esteban's team are winless in their last four matches, although they managed to halt their losing run by drawing 1-1 against Sevilla FC in their previous outing. All of the *babazorro* squad are expected to be available for the clash. 

The weekend comes to a close at the Ipurua stadium with a matchup between two teams separated by just two points in the standings. Despite falling to Deportivo Abanca (2-3) in their last outing, Eibar head into the fixture in a comfortable 7th place with 11 points, coming from three wins, two draws, and two defeats. Sara Martín returns to the squad after serving a suspension, and all players from the *armero* outfit will be available. "We have to make Ipurua a difficult place for our opponents to visit," Ángeles del Álamo said in the pre-match press conference. Standing in their way is Madrid CFF, who have made a fantastic start to the league campaign. The visitors sit 4th in the table with 13 points, after four wins, one draw, and two defeats. Ángela Sosa and academy product María Aymerich will not be available. Both encounters last season went the way of the Madrid side, who won 1-0 away in the first fixture and 1-3 in the return match.