Real Madrid and Granada kicked off Matchday 30 of Liga F in Madrid. The opening whistle sounded at Valdebebas for the Real Madrid vs Granada match as part of Matchday 30 of Liga F. The starting lineups and referee team have been announced. The game attracted considerable interest in Madrid.
On Sunday in Madrid, the match of the 30th round of the women's Liga F between Real Madrid and Granada kicked off at the Valdebebas stadium. The game attracted the attention of fans and experts alike: both teams took to the field with their optimal lineups, and the atmosphere in the stadium was tense and dynamic from the very first minutes.
Real Madrid's head coach Quesada named the starting lineup: Misa, Navarro, Rodio, Mendes, Holmgaard, Irune, Angeldal, Weir, Linda, Athenea, and Alba Redondo. The bench included Frohms, Antonia, Pau C., Toletti, Dabritz, Bennison, Feller, Anfersson, Lakrar, Noe, Cristóbal, and Iris. For Granada, Laura S., Clara, Barquero, Gómez, Miku, Ángela M, and Ana Martos remained in reserve.
The refereeing team was headed by Eugenia Gil Soriano, assisted by Silvia Fernández Pérez and Cabañero Mampo. Before the start of the match, both teams held short meetings on their respective halves of the field, after which the players took to the pitch to applause from the stands. According to AS, the match is broadcast on DAZN, with detailed text coverage and analysis available on the publication's website.
The importance of the fixture for both teams is underscored not just by their positions in the standings, but also by the players involved: Real Madrid is relying on the experience of its key players, while Granada is banking on freshness and teamwork. Warm weather has settled in Madrid, which is also affecting the dynamics of the match and the physical readiness of the players.
Interest in women's football in Spain continues to grow steadily, particularly for Liga F matches. Recently, another encounter involving a Madrid team also drew fan interest: in a basketball showdown, Real Madrid lost to Kosner Baskonia, which became a significant event for the country's sporting capital.
For reference: Liga F is the premier women's football championship in Spain, which has been actively developing in recent years and attracting more and more spectators. Matches are held at the country's leading arenas, and broadcasts are available on the major sports platforms. In the 2026 season, Real Madrid and Granada continue to compete for top positions, and interest in women's football in Spain is supported both at the club level and among fans.
