Liga F poster for the Basque derby at the Anoeta stadium.
The Basque derby at Anoeta, the main highlight of Sunday's matches on Matchday 11
On Sunday, November 15th at 12:00, Anoeta will host Real Sociedad - Athletic Club, broadcast on Teledeporte and RTVE Play, and Madrid CFF - Logroño United. Sevilla FC - Atlético de Madrid will be at 16:00, Deportivo Abanca - FC Barcelona at 18:00, and Valencia CF - Granada CF at 18:15, also broadcast on Teledeporte and RTVE Play.
13 NOV 2026
Matchday 11 of Liga F Moeve continues on Sunday, 15 November with five fixtures. At 12:00 CET, the Basque derby between Real Sociedad and Athletic Club kicks off at the Anoeta stadium, broadcast free-to-air on Teledeporte and RTVE Play, alongside the match between Madrid CFF and Logroño United at the same time. At 16:00 CET, Sevilla FC take on Atlético de Madrid, while Deportivo Abanca host FC Barcelona at the Riazor stadium at 18:00 CET. The weekend concludes at 18:15 CET with Valencia CF facing Granada CF, which will also be shown free-to-air on Teledeporte and RTVE Play. In addition, Movistar+ will broadcast three matches this Sunday, and DAZN remains the home for every single fixture of the matchday.
Sunday 15 November 12:00 CET: Real Sociedad - Athletic Club live on DAZN, Teledeporte and RTVE Play
The Anoeta stadium plays host to the Basque derby between Real Sociedad and Athletic Club. Before kick-off, Nerea Eizagirre will be presented with a commemorative shirt for making 300 appearances for the *txuri-urdin* first team, and Ainhoa Marín will receive the October Player of the Month award. The San Sebastián side sit 8th in the Liga F Moeve standings with 13 points, heading into the match following a 2-0 win away to Fenerbahçe in the Round of 16 of the Europa Cup and on an eight-match unbeaten run. Ainhoa Moraza, Aiara Agirrezabala and Paula Fernández will miss the game through injury. Meanwhile, Athletic Club lie 5th with 16 points, three adrift of the European places, though they are winless in their last three outings. Irene Oguiza and Leire Baños, who is sidelined with an ACL injury, are the visitors' two absentees. Last season's encounters ended in a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture and a 2-0 victory for the *donostiarra* club away from home.
Sunday 15 November 12:00 CET: Madrid CFF - Logroño United live on DAZN and Movistar+
At the same time, the Fernando Torres stadium will witness a clash between two sides experiencing contrasting fortunes in the table. Madrid CFF sit 4th in Liga F Moeve with 17 points, just two shy of the European spots. Ángela Sosa, out on maternity leave, alongside Débora Bebê and Emilie Nautnes will be unavailable for the Madrid outfit. Meanwhile, Logroño United come into the game following a 2-3 victory away to CA Osasuna in the third round of the Copa de la Reina. The Vitoria-based side are 12th in the standings with 10 points, two clear of the relegation zone. Nicole Stoop, Annelie Leitner, Milagros Martín, Andrea Colomina, Flavine Mawete and Mia Asenjo, who is recovering from an ACL injury, will all miss out. Last season's fixtures saw both teams take a win apiece: Madrid CFF won 1-0 in the home leg, while the Riojan side triumphed 3-0 in the return match.
Sunday 15 November 16:00 CET: Sevilla FC - Atlético de Madrid live on DAZN and Movistar+
Sevilla FC will be eager to return to winning ways on home turf. The hosts find themselves 13th in the table with 10 points, two clear of the drop zone. David Losada's team are on a six-match winless run, comprising four draws and two defeats. Eva Llamas and Fatou Kanteh are the Andalusian side's two absentees for the encounter. Standing in their way will be Atlético de Madrid, who arrive in fine form after climbing to 3rd place with 19 points, two ahead of their closest challengers. The *colchoneras* are enjoying a strong spell, going five matches unbeaten and picking up 13 points from the last 15 available. Allegra Poljak, Silvia Lloris (sidelined with an ACL injury), Alexia Fernández, Lydia Rodríguez, and Tere Abelleira, who is also recovering from a cruciate ligament injury, make up the five-player injury list for the visitors' trip to Andalusia.
Sunday 15 November 18:00 CET: Deportivo Abanca - FC Barcelona live on DAZN and Movistar+
The Riazor stadium welcomes FC Barcelona. The Galician side head into the fixture after a 1-0 win away to CE Europa in the third round of the Copa de la Reina to secure their place in the Round of 16. In the league, Alberto Rodríguez's team occupy 10th position in the table with 11 points. Michi Apóstol, who was sent off in their last outing, alongside Inês Pereira, Merle Barth, Eva Alonso, Esperanza Pizarro and Millene Cabral, will miss the match. Meanwhile, the *culés* lead the Liga F Moeve standings with 27 points and will be looking to preserve their four-point advantage at the summit. The Catalan giants drew 1-1 with Arsenal in their most recent UEFA Women's Champions League fixture. The *blaugrana* squad will be without Irene Paredes, Laia Aleixandri (recovering from an ACL injury), Kika Nazareth and Vicky López. The defending champions won 8-0 and 0-2 in their two meetings last season.
Sunday 15 November 18:15 CET: Valencia CF - Granada CF live on DAZN, Teledeporte and RTVE Play
The weekend's action concludes at the Antonio Puchades, where Valencia CF will chase a third consecutive victory. The *che* side sit 16th in the table with 6 points, just two away from safety. Jana Xin, Camila Saez, Celia Fernández, the suspended Gema Climent, Andrea Recio, and Lucía Moral 'WIFI' — who is suspended due to an accumulation of yellow cards — will all be unavailable. "We've had a week to correct the mistakes from our recent matches. We're going up against an opponent who is on a very positive run and possesses great strengths," said Adrián Martín ahead of the clash. The Andalusian coach's side currently sit 11th in the table with 11 points, three clear of the relegation zone. The *nazarí* team are winless in their last three outings. Leles Carrión and Maya Evans are the visitors' two absentees.
















