The Madrid derby will open the ninth matchday of the league competition. "It will be a match that demands the utmost from us, both with and without the ball," declared Adrián Martín in the pre-match press conference. The home side comes into the game in 9th position in Liga F Moeve with 10 points from three wins, one draw, and four defeats. Miku Kojima will return to the squad after serving a suspension, while Leles Carrión and Vera Molina are doubtful, and Maya Evans and Welma Fon are confirmed absentees. Facing them will be the Madrid side, currently 3rd in the standings with 15 points, following three consecutive victories, the last of which was a 4-0 win against Valencia CF. The visitors welcome back Lola Gallardo after her suspension, while Allegra Poljak, Silvia Lloris, Tere Abelleira, Synne Jensen, and Alexia Fernández will be the five absentees for Atlético de Madrid, who will be looking to continue their strong league form.

At the same time, Valencia CF will be looking for their first points of the season, being the only team yet to score in the league competition. Fernando Felipo will continue as interim manager on the Valencia bench, coming off a 4-0 loss to Atlético de Madrid in their last match. Camila Saez, returning from suspension, will be the main addition to the defensive line for the home side. Meanwhile, Jana Xin, Débora García, Andrea Recio, and Danielle Marcano will not be available for the match. "We are confident because we believe we are doing things well," declared Iñaki Goikoetxea in his press conference. The Eibar coach has no absentees for the trip to Valencia. Eibar currently sits in a respectable 6th position in Liga F Moeve with 12 points, after securing three wins, three draws, and only two defeats in this league start.

In the afternoon, a clash between two teams level on 9 points in the lower-mid table will take place. RCD Espanyol comes into the fixture after drawing (1-1) against Real Sociedad in their last match. Sara Monforte's side has only lost one of their last six games. The coach from Castellón will be without Romane Salvador, Carla Morera, Cristina Baudet, Naima García, Anna Torrodà, and Laura Martínez, all of whom are suffering from cruciate ligament injuries. Logroño United, on the other hand, won 1-0 against FC Badalona Women in their last outing. This victory ended a run of four consecutive defeats. "Espanyol is a super solid team, they all play as one, and it's going to be a difficult match," declared Santiago García in the pre-match press conference. Annelie Leitner, Milagros Martín, Flavine Mawete, and Mia Asenjo, who is suffering from a cruciate ligament injury, will be the four absentees.

Saturday's matchday will conclude at the Fernando Torres stadium with a game between two teams separated by just three points in the mid-to-upper part of the standings. Madrid CFF sits in 5th position with 14 points, after drawing 2-2 against Eibar in their last outing. Ángela Sosa will be the only absentee for the home side, while María Aymerich is doubtful. Deportivo Abanca, meanwhile, is in great form after securing two consecutive victories. The Galician side is currently 7th in the league with 11 points from three wins, two draws, and three defeats. Inês Pereira is doubtful, and Andrea Tarazona, Merle Barth, Eva Dios, and Esperanza Pizarro will not be available for the fixture. The two teams met last season in the domestic competition, with the Madrid team winning 1-2 in the first leg and Deportivo securing a 1-6 victory in the return match.