Liga F Standings 2025-2026

After 20 Liga F matchdays, FC Barcelona Femeni have confirmed their supremacy over Spanish women's football with 53 points and a near-perfect record of 17 wins, 2 draws, and just 1 defeat. The squad coached by Pere Romeu boasts the league's best attack (68 goals, an average of 3.4 per match) and the most solid defence (8 goals conceded, 0.4 per game). The goal difference of +60 illustrates the enormous gap between Barcelona and the rest of the competition.

Real Madrid Femenino (48 pts) occupy 2nd place, trailing by 5 points. Los Merengues have recorded 15 wins, 3 draws, and 2 defeats, scoring 52 goals and conceding 14. The Madrid derby in the second half of the season will be pivotal: Atletico Madrid Femenino (42 pts, 3rd) remain 11 points behind the leaders but maintain a respectable record of 13 wins from 20 matches with 40 goals scored.

Real Sociedad Femenina (38 pts, 4th) and Athletic Club Femenino (35 pts, 5th) are driving the race for European qualification. At the bottom of the table, Sporting Huelva (10 pts, 16th) and Costa Adeje Tenerife (14 pts, 15th) occupy the relegation places. With just 2 wins from 20 matches and 48 goals conceded, Huelva will need an extraordinary turnaround to survive in the top flight of Spanish women's football. The 4-point gap to Madrid CFF (14th, 16 pts) keeps the survival fight open heading into the final stretch.

Liga F is the top division of professional women's football in Spain, established in 2022 to succeed the Primera Iberdrola. It comprises 16 teams competing in home and away fixtures over 30 matchdays. The top 3 teams qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League, while the bottom 2 are relegated to the Segunda Federacion Femenina.

Each club must meet a minimum budget of 500,000 euros per season, a threshold that has driven the professionalization of the entire league. Players now receive a minimum annual salary of 22,500 euros and full professional status including social security coverage. This structural reform explains the improvement in playing standards and growing public interest: Liga F attracts an average of 4,200 spectators per match in 2025-2026, a figure up 28% compared to the previous season.