The Andalusian side remains unbeaten in 2026 after their victory at the Ipurua stadium. The first chance of the match fell to Patri Ojeda, who tried her luck with a shot from outside the box that went over the crossbar. Laura Pérez also had an attempt in the opposition half, but the forward was also unlucky. Precisely, in the 38th minute, the forward capitalised on an error by Eunate Astralaga during a ball clearance to open the scoring. Just six minutes later, Irene Ferrreras' team executed a perfect counter-attack. Laura Pérez threaded a pass to Sonya Keefe. The striker, who was the MVP of the match, doubled the lead. At halftime, Carmen Álvarez came on to try and change the team's rhythm. Chika Hirao, who kept a clean sheet, saved a shot from the forward. Furthermore, Mireia Masegur also attempted a header, further diminishing the home side's hopes.

Another team maintaining their unbeaten run at the start of 2026 is Costa Adeje Tenerife. Before the match, the players of the blue-and-white team paid tribute to Mari Jose, who was returning to her former home. Paola Hernández showcased her quality with a roulette that Iratxe Pérez finished with a powerful strike. Fatou Dembele also went close with a header. The clearest chance fell to Sakina Ouzraoui, but Yannel Correa made a crucial intervention to prevent the forward from scoring. In the 38th minute, Natalia Ramos, who was the MVP of the match, curled in a free-kick that deceived Sol Belotto. Right at the start of the second half, Encarni Jiménez was sent off after receiving two yellow cards. In the final stages, Natalia Ramos sought her second goal with two great shots. The first was blocked by the visiting defence, while the second struck the post of the visitors' goal.

February 8, 2026

A goal-scoring masterclass from Sevilla FC at home. David Losada's side tried their luck through Raquel Morcillo. Ten minutes into the game, the referee awarded a penalty for a foul by Maite Valero on Eva Llamas. Lucía Moral 'WIFI' stepped up to take it and converted from the spot. The Bilbao team attempted to react, but it was Fatou Kanteh who managed to beat Adriana Nanclares, returning from injury, to extend the lead before halftime. After the break, Javi Lerga made a double substitution, bringing on Nerea Nevado and Maite Zubieta, but the visitors' reaction never materialised. Nine minutes into the second half, Lucía Moral 'WIFI' unleashed a powerful shot from beyond the edge of the area to complete her brace and confirm her MVP status. The final 4-0 was scored by Raquel Morcillo, who finished off a great cross from Fatou Kanteh on the wing.

Atlético de Madrid returned to winning ways in Liga F Moeve. The home team's players wore shirts in support of Érika González, who is recovering from a cruciate ligament and meniscus injury. Seven minutes into the match, Synne Jensen headed home from a corner. The MVP's shot deflected off Silvia Lloris's back to deceive Laura Coronado. The Granotas tried to equalise with a header from Eva Alonso that went wide. Bascu also tested her luck with a long-range shot that Lola Gallardo saved. In the second half, Andrés París's team pushed for an equaliser, and the Madrid goalkeeper made a crucial save to deny Carol Marín's shot from inside the box. Zipporah Agama latched onto the rebound but couldn't find the target. The goalkeeper, with the help of the post, also prevented Alma Velasco from scoring. The Levantine side pushed again in the closing stages but without success.

February 8, 2026

A dominant victory for the Galician side at the Fernando Torres stadium. Allegra Poljak opened the scoring, but the goal was disallowed for offside. The post also denied Emilie Nautnes. In the 14th minute, the referee awarded a penalty for a foul by Mônica Hickmann on Esperanza Pizarro, which the Uruguayan forward duly converted. Ainhoa Marín had a chance for the second, but it was Emilie Nautnes who capitalised on a pass from Melgard to level the score. Before halftime, Merle Barth collected a rebound from Paola Ulloa to put the blue-and-whites back in front. Right at the start of the second half, Raquel García extended Deportivo Abanca's lead, who quickly added a fourth with a superb goal from Vera Martínez, who became the MVP of the match. Paula Gutiérrez scored the fifth, while the final 1-6 was completed by Paula Monteagudo, who finished a ball at the far post.

The Txuri-urdin side, who wore black armbands in memory of Lucía Rodríguez's grandmother, took revenge after their elimination by the Catalan team in the Copa de la Reina quarter-finals. Fifteen minutes into the match, Claire Lavogez met an Intza cross. Her shot was saved by María Valenzuela, but the rebound fell back to the French midfielder, who opened the scoring. Irina Uribe tried her luck for the visiting team but without success. After the break, Lice Chamorro entered the field to add more attacking threat. The home side created a chance from a pass to Aiara Agirrezabala, but the defender, who was the MVP of the match, narrowly missed connecting with it. FC Badalona Women tested their luck with a shot from Loreta Kullashi, but Claudia Florentino made a crucial block. Nerea Eizagirre then produced a moment of individual brilliance to seal the match.

February 9, 2026

Before the match, Athenea del Castillo received her Player of the Month trophy for January in Liga F Moeve. The first chance of the game fell to Pau Comendador, but the winger was denied by a great save from the RCD Espanyol goalkeeper. Six minutes into the match, Athenea threaded a pass to Signe Bruun, who fired past the visiting goalkeeper with a superb strike. Athenea herself, who was the MVP of the match, soon made her mark again, pouncing on a rebound from the French goalkeeper. In the second half, Browne scored for the blue-and-white side, but the goal was disallowed for a foul by the striker. At the hour mark, Eva Navarro delivered a cross that Signe Bruun headed on. From the far post, Sara Holmgaard sent the ball into the back of the net to seal the match and secure three points for the Madrid club.

The weekend concluded at the Las Gaunas stadium, where, in front of 4,454 spectators, FC Barcelona secured all three points. Ona Batlle made her 100th appearance for the club, and the Blaugrana players wore shirts supporting Marta Torrejón following the passing of her father and Laia Aleixandri due to her cruciate ligament injury. Salma had the clearest chance with a shot that struck the post. The Riojan defence managed to keep a clean sheet until halftime, but right at the start of the second half, Graham Hansen, the MVP of the duel, delivered a pass to the far post, where Carla Julià only had to tap the ball into the net. Kika Nazareth also found the net past Miralles to double her team's advantage. Vicky López scored the third. Welma Fon made her first appearance for DUX Logroño, while María Llorella debuted for the Blaugrana side.