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Primera División Femenina

Primera División Femenina

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Primera División Femenina Standings

Pos.TeamMPWDLGFGAGDPForm
1 Barcelona 26 24 0 2 107 16 91 72 WWWLW
2 Real Madrid 27 23 2 2 82 24 58 71 WWWWW
3 Atletico Madrid 26 13 9 4 39 21 18 48 WLWWD
4 Athletic Club 26 14 3 9 37 25 12 45 DLWWL
5 Granada 26 13 3 10 37 37 0 42 WWLWL
6 UD Tenerife 26 9 8 9 33 32 1 35 LLWDL
7 Real Sociedad 26 10 5 11 32 37 -5 35 DLLLL
8 Eibar 26 9 7 10 20 35 -15 34 DLWWW
9 Sevilla 26 9 4 13 27 42 -15 31 LWDLW
10 Madrid 27 8 5 14 32 57 -25 29 LDLWL
11 Espanyol 26 6 10 10 22 43 -21 28 WDLWD
12 Levante 26 7 5 14 27 41 -14 26 WWLLW
13 Deportivo de La Coruña 26 6 8 12 22 37 -15 26 LWLDD
14 Levante Las Planas 26 5 9 12 21 36 -15 24 LLDLL
15 Real Betis 26 6 4 16 21 49 -28 22 LWLLL
16 Valencia 26 3 6 17 17 44 -27 15 LDLWW
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Where can you watch Primera División Femenina in United States?

Barca TV+
» Seasons 2020-2030
Barça TV+ shows matches from the Barça Women team both live and on-demand on its streaming platform online and via mobile apps.

About Primera División Femenina

Primera División Femenina History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Primera División de la Liga de Fútbol Femenil, or Liga F, is the top club competition in Spain’s women’s football. It is one of the most prominent women’s football leagues worldwide. Founded in 1988 under the name Liga Nacional, the league experienced many changes to its name caused by negotiations between the Royal Spanish Football Federation and past sponsors, which led to a rebranding into Liga F. After many years, the league finally earned its professional status before the start of the 2021-22 season.

Like in most European leagues, Liga F works under a promotion and relegation format. Each season, sixteen teams face each other twice to determine the championship and the names of the teams involved in continental tournaments. Additionally, the league relegates two teams, usually those earning the lowest points after 30 games. Although some exceptions have occurred, the league usually kicks off in September and ends in May.

Added to its relevance for what goes on on the pitch, Liga F has also become a standard in the search for equal pay between men and women. The union representing the players’ interests has previously decided to go on strike, demanding better wages for all footballers. The latest occurrence was after Spain's Women's Football National Team claimed the FIFA Women’s World Cup title in 2023.

Liga F has become known worldwide for being very competitive, seeing as many as twelve teams lifting the title. Barcelona, Athletic Club, Levante, and Atlético Madrid are among those who have lifted the title in the past. Barcelona are among the most dominant clubs in the league's history.

The Women’s Primera División in Spain has historically profited from sponsorship and broadcasting deals. Such contracts include the agreement with Iberdrola, who sponsored the league for many years. The league gained further recognition by partnering with global sports streaming service DAZN in 2022.

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