The Artés Carrasco will host the clash between the two relegated teams. The Murcian side dropped out of the top flight after a 2-0 defeat against SD Eibar in their last match. Ruthny Mathurin and Aldrith Quintero will be the two absentees for Alhama CF ElPozo as they face their final home game of the season. Meanwhile, the Granota team sits at the bottom of the league, with ten consecutive defeats in the top division, and were mathematically relegated two matchdays ago. Andrés París's side will be looking to bid farewell to the Primera División with a victory, though without Teresa Mérida, who was sent off in the last game. The centre-back joins the absences of Alma Velasco, Núria Escoms, and Érika González, who is out with an ACL injury. Both teams previously met in the first-round fixture, which ended in a draw (0-0) in Buñol.

The Catalan side, despite having three points deducted for not having a doctor present at their away games, still has a chance to break into the TOP-8 of the standings. Marc Ballester's team, who recently renewed his contract, are currently in 10th place with 33 points, five points behind eighth place. Antonia Canales, out with an ACL injury, Núria Garrote, Celya Barclais, and María Llompart, who is suspended, will be the three absentees for FC Badalona Women. Meanwhile, the Real Madrid CF players will take to the pitch with a supportive shirt for Yasmim, who is out with an ACL injury. The Merengue team, currently in 2nd place with 66 points, is also competing for the runner-up spot. Sara Holmgaard, Yasmim herself, Sandie Toletti, Tere Abelleira, Signe Bruun, and Lotte Keukelaar will not be available for the match. The first-round duel was won by the Merengue team 3-0 at the Di Stéfano.

May 24, 2026

A historic season for Granada CF, who, with two matchdays remaining, have already matched their points total from last season. “We are eager to play and finish the season strongly,” confessed Irene Ferreras in the pre-match press conference. The Madrid-born coach, who wants her team to finish in sixth place, will be without Manoly Baquerizo, who is suspended, Blanca Muñoz, Linnéa Solvoll, and Laura Pérez, who will not be available for the match. Furthermore, it will be a day of farewells, including that of Lauri Requena, the captain of the Andalusian club. Meanwhile, Madrid CFF is pushing for a place in the top eight. Sánchez Vera's side is currently in 10th place with 34 points, four points behind the TOP-8. Estefanía Zoé will be suspended. The centre-back joins the absences of Esther Laborde, Sandra Villafañe, Ángela Sosa, and Bárbara López, who will not play in the match.

Before the match kicks off, Lorena Valderas will receive a well-deserved tribute on the Las Gaunas pitch. The Riojan team faces the match having secured safety, and in 14th position in Liga F Moeve with 21 points, three points ahead of SD Eibar, whom they could even catch. The Riojan side is finishing the season strongly, with five consecutive games without a loss (three wins and two draws). Midfielder Sandra García and forward Dona Scannapieco will not be available for the fixture. Facing them will be Athletic Club, who are in 8th position with 38 points and are aiming to secure that TOP-8 spot. Javier Lerga's team is looking for their third consecutive away win. Irene Oguiza will return to the squad after serving a suspension, while Maite Zubieta and Estefa will be unavailable. The first-round duel ended in a draw (0-0) in Lezama.

May 21, 2026

Also at 19:00h, Sevilla FC will face SD Eibar. The Andalusian side, who have suffered six consecutive defeats, are looking to return to winning ways and secure that TOP-8 spot. Isa Álvarez will be suspended due to an accumulation of yellow cards. Eva Llamas, Lucía Moral 'WIFI', and Jassina Blom, who is out with an ACL injury, will also be unavailable. Facing them will be an Eibar side that mathematically secured their place in the top flight after a 2-0 victory over Alhama CF ElPozo in their last match. Laura Martí and Arena Altonaga were the two absentees in that last game. The two teams have met nine times, with five victories for the Andalusian team and four wins for the Basque club. The first-round fixture was won by David Losada's team, who secured a 0-1 victory at Ipurua with a goal from Rosa Márquez in the first half.

The matches on Saturday will conclude with one of the major clashes of the matchday, Atlético de Madrid vs. Costa Adeje Tenerife, fourth against fifth in the standings. The Rojiblanco side comes into this match after losing the Copa de la Reina final against FC Barcelona (3-1). The Colchonero team will be without Lauren Leal, who is suspended, and Silvia Lloris, who is out with an ACL injury. At half-time, the Rojiblanco club will honour their reserve teams, and at the end of the match, the players departing at the end of the season will receive their deserved farewell. For their part, the Tenerife team is looking to snatch fourth place. “We are approaching the match like a knockout tie,” declared Yerai Martín in the pre-match press conference. The Blanquiazul coach will be without María Estella, Pisco, Carlota Suárez, and Violeta Quiles, who was sent off in the last match. This will be the fourth time these two teams face each other this season.