Both teams will open the twenty-third Matchday of LigaF Moeve. The two sides arrive at completely opposite moments and fighting for different objectives. Levante UD, who have suffered four consecutive defeats, are bottom of the table with 8 points, two shy of safety. Andrés París will be without Paulina Ali, Karen Castellanos, Núria Escoms, Zipporah Agama, and Érika González, who is suffering from an ACL injury. For their part, Real Sociedad, occupying 3rd position with 47 points—eight clear of fourth—have only lost one of their last nine league matches. “We are very consistent regardless of our previous result,” stated Arturo Ruiz in the pre-match press conference. María Molina, Elene Gurudi, and Maren Lezeta will not be available, while Aiara Agirrezabala will return to the squad, and Paula Fernández is a doubt pending the outcome of her red card appeal. 

At the same time, the Fernando Torres stadium will host RCD Espanyol. The home side enters the fixture in 9th position in LigaF Moeve with 30 points, following a 4-1 loss to Athletic Club in their last outing. Natasa Andonova and Emilie Nautnes, who was sent off in the previous match, will not be available for the game. They face a *perico* side that comes off a 2-0 victory over SD Eibar in their last match. “It’s a very short and unusual week. It conditions how you prepare for the match, but there are no excuses. The last victory has brought us peace of mind. We arrive in good form,” highlighted Sara Monforte in the pre-match build-up. The Castellón-born coach will be without Simona Botero, Cristina Baudet, and Laura Martínez, who has a long-term injury. The reverse fixture was won by Madrid CFF, who triumphed 2-5 in Catalonia.

Saturday’s action concludes at the Johan Cruyff Stadium, where FC Barcelona will look to maintain their ten-point lead at the top of the table. Pere Romeu’s side comes off a 4-1 victory over FC Badalona Women in the second leg of the Copa de la Reina semi-finals, securing their place in the final. Pere Romeu will be without Mapi León, Laia Aleixandri, who is recovering from an ACL injury, and Aitana Bonmatí. Opponents Athletic Club sit mid-table with 32 points after securing two consecutive victories, the last being a 4-1 win against Madrid CFF. “Nobody has managed to take points at the Johan, and we know it will be a difficult match, but we have to maintain that maturity,” highlighted Javi Lerga in the pre-match press conference. Maite Zubieta will return to the squad after serving a suspension, while Bibiane Schulze, Estefa, and Patri Zugasti will be the three absentees for the Bilbao side. 

On Sunday, the Murcian side will seek to end their negative run as they host Atlético de Madrid. Randri García’s team, currently 15th with 9 points, just one point from safety, has not won in LigaF Moeve since October 5th. Ruthny Mathurin, Elsa Gómez, and Aldrith Quintero will be the three players missing for the home side. Meanwhile, José Herrera’s squad arrives in fine form, with three consecutive victories, all achieved without conceding a goal. The last was a 0-1 triumph over Costa Adeje Tenerife, which sent the Madrid club to the Copa de la Reina final. Silvia Lloris, who tore her ACL, and Sheila Guijarro, who is also injured, will be the only two players unavailable for the match. In the first-round encounter, the *Rojiblanco* side won 4-0 in Alcalá with a brace from Synne Jensen, another from Gaby García, and a fourth by Fiamma Benítez.

Also at 12:00h, DUX Logroño will look to extend their cushion above the relegation zone. The Riojan club currently sits 14th with 10 points, just one above the drop zone. The home side enters the fixture after four consecutive games without a win, the last being a 5-0 loss to Atlético de Madrid in Alcalá. Comfort Yeboah, Andrea Colomina, Sandra García, and Dona Scannapieco will not be available to host the Tenerife side, who come off their defeat in the Copa de la Reina semi-finals. Yerai Martín’s team is in 4th position in LigaF Moeve with 39 points, eight points shy of the Champions League spots. María Estella, Pisco, Aithiara Carballo, and Paola Hernández will be the four absentees for the visitors, while Iratxe Pérez is a doubt for the match at Las Gaunas. The first-round duel ended in a 1-1 draw at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López. 

Ipurua stadium will be dressed up to welcome Real Madrid CF. If Laura Camino is in the Starting XI, the *armero* side will present her with a commemorative shirt for her 100 appearances with SD Eibar. The home side has suffered seven consecutive defeats in LigaF Moeve, the last being a 2-0 loss to RCD Espanyol. In that match, Opa Clement was unavailable, but Alimata Belem will return to the squad after serving a suspension. Facing them will be a Real Madrid CF side that is in its best form of the season. Pau Quesada’s team, sitting in 2nd position with 53 points, ten behind the leaders, has secured six consecutive victories, keeping a clean sheet in five of those six matches. Tere Abelleira, who is recovering from an ACL injury, Signe Bruun, and Lotte Keukelaar will not be available for the fixture, while Angeldahl is a doubt for the clash against the Basque team. 

At the same time, the Seville club and the Catalan side will face off in another of the weekend's big matches. Before the game kicks off, Lucía Moral 'WIFI' will receive the Player of the Month award for February in LigaF Moeve. Sevilla FC has four straight wins, conceding only one goal in the process. David Losada recovers Andrea Álvarez after serving a suspension, while the home coach will have doubts over Isa Álvarez and Esther Martín-Pozuelo, and the long-term absence of Jassina Blom, who tore her ACL. Opponents FC Badalona Women come off their defeat in the Copa de la Reina semi-finals. María Valenzuela is doubtful between the posts. Those who will not be available for the match are goalkeeper Antonia Canales, and defenders Núria Garrote, Berta Pujadas, and Cristina Cubedo. The first-round fixture ended in a 0-0 draw at the Palamós stadium. 

The twenty-third Matchday of LigaF Moeve will conclude on Monday. Granada CF sits in 7th position in LigaF Moeve with 32 points. Irene Ferreras’ side has only lost one match so far in 2026. Goalkeeper Chika Hirao, who has qualified for the final of the Asia Cup, and Linnéa Solvoll, who is injured, will be the only two players missing for the Andalusian team. Meanwhile, defender Alba Pérez will return to the squad after serving a one-match suspension. They face Deportivo Abanca, who are 12th in LigaF Moeve with 23 points, fourteen clear of the relegation spots. The *Deportivistas* have won their last three away matches this season. Cris Martínez is out due to maternity leave, while Carlota Suárez and Millene Cabral are injured and will also be unavailable.