Liga F match-day 5 results: Super subs Däbritz and Schröder fire Real Madrid to thrilling win

Liga F match-day 5 results: Super subs Däbritz and Schröder fire Real Madrid to thrilling win Sara Däbritz and Felicia Schröder netted braces as Real Madrid battled to an eye-catching 5-3 victory over Real Sociedad. Elsewhere on Liga F match-day 5, Barcelona youngster Mayssa Baha created history in a 2-0 win over Logroño United. Here, we will round up all of the recent Liga F action. Däbritz and Schröder net braces in Real Madrid win Real Madrid got off to the perfect start in their clash against Real Sociedad. Lineth Beerensteyn struck in the third minute to score her first goal since arriving from Wolfsburg. However, the Netherlands international soon saw her effort cancelled out by Cecilia Marcos.  With the contest level at the interval, Marcos showed great composure to grab her second within five minutes of the restart. The 24-year-old evaded Maëlle Lakrar with a clever first touch and calmly slotted it past Merle Frohms with her second. In an effort to find a response, Pau Quesada turned to his bench, introducing Däbritz and Schröder as part of a triple change. It proved to be a masterstroke as Däbritz turned the game in the visitors’ favour with a quick-fire brace. First, the midfielder tapped in from close range after following in a free-kick that struck the woodwork. Däbritz then placed a left-foot shot in at the near post after being set up by Schröder.  Despite sparking a turnaround, Real Madrid briefly thought they had let two points slip through their fingers when Paula Fernandez stroked home a retaken penalty, after replays showed that Frohms had crept off her line before saving the initial spot-kick. However, Schröder soon proved why Real Madrid recruited her during the summer window, scoring a late brace to fire her side to all three points. The Sweden international met a deep cross with a glancing header that evaded the unmoved goalkeeper, before Dabritz’s squared pass teed her up for a simple finish for her second goal. Embed from Getty Images Athletic Club prevail in five-goal thriller The exciting contest at Lezama produced two goals inside the opening six minutes. Athletic Club’s Ane Azkona put her side ahead inside the first minute, only to see her effort quickly cancelled out by Fiamma’s strike from the edge of the box. The Atlético Madrid attacker controlled the loose ball as Athletic attempted to clear their lines from a corner and sent her controlled shot looping over everyone in the box before it dropped into the awaiting net. As the half moved past the 30-minute mark, Athletic put together a slick, incisive move for Sara Ortega to restore the narrow lead.  The opening 25 minutes of the second were dominated by red cards rather than goals. Atleti’s Luany received a second yellow for a rash challenge before Clara Pinedo picked up her second booking for a late tackle. Athletic quickly put that setback behind them to add to their advantage through substitute Ane Campos. Within 60 seconds of arrival on the pitch, the forward swept the ball in off the post after being teed up by Ortega’s cut-back.  Gabi Nunes reduced the deficit in the closing moments, but it proved to be too little too late for the visitors. While Atleti slumped to their third defeat of the season, Athletic celebrated their first head-to-head victory since April 2024. Baha creates history Maya Baha became the youngest goalscorer in Barcelona’s history in Saturday’s 2-0 win over Logroño. The 15-year-old got across her marker to meet Caroline Graham Hansen’s near-post corner with a flicked header that evaded María Miralles in the Logroño goal. Patri Guijarro doubled Barcelona’s advantage with an inch-perfect lob. The win ensured Barcelona maintained their perfect start to the season, leaving them two points clear of second-placed Real Madrid ahead of Sunday’s Clásico. Tenerife claim first win Costa Adeje Tenerife picked up their first win of the season in their away clash with Valencia. Natalia Padilla scored in a second straight game to put the visitors ahead just past the half hour. Moments later, Carolina Marín spurned a golden chance to level the contest when she fired her penalty against the post. While she showed greater composure from the rebound, no one else had touched the ball before she placed it into the net, leaving the referee with no choice but to rule it out.  The newly-promoted side eventually levelled through an 89th-minute own goal. But just as they looked on course for their first point of the season, Carlota Suárez snatched all three points with a dramatic winner deep into stoppage time. Granada, Eibar strike late on Liga F match-day 5 Granada and Eibar left it late to win their respective games against Badalona and Sevilla. Goalkeeper Laura Sánchez kept Badalona at bay with five important stops before Raquel Gil snatched all three points in the sixth minute of stoppage time. The 21-year-old poked her low shot beyond the goalkeeper after the ball dropped kindly from a deep free-kick.  As for Eibar, Marianna Seidl won the game with her first Liga F goal. The substitute cleverly diverted the ball into the far corner after meeting Carmen Álvarez’s near-post cross. Madrid CFF maintain perfect home record Madrid CFF also required just one goal to take the spoils from their meeting with Deportivo Alavés. Sandra Villafañe netted the decisive strike in the 50th minute, representing the club’s third consecutive home win at the start of the 2026/27 season. For Alavés, the loss was compounded by Kumba Zainab Brima’s late red card for two bookable offences. Espanyol’s Iara Lacosta broke the deadlock in the 30th minute of Sunday’s away meeting with Deportivo. The winger pounced on an underhit backpass and then curled a right-foot shot into the far bottom corner. Unfortunately for Espanyol, their position of strength significantly weakened when Patri Ojeda was sent off in the opening stages of the second period. The referee appeared to feel the defender had prevented Millene from racing through on goal.  Millene was involved again in the 74th minute, this time scoring the all-important equaliser. Picking up the ball on the edge of the box, the Brazilian cleverly worked the space to drill a left-foot shot beyond Meri Munoz in the Espanyol goal. Did you know? Eibar’s three victories this season have all come by a 1-0 scoreline, helping them record four clean sheets across their first five matches. Best goal of Liga F match-day 5 Guijarro netted the weekend’s standout goal with a lob that turned Miralles into a spectator. Liga F match-day 5 results in full Real Sociedad 3-5 Real Madrid Badalona 0-1 Granada Logroño United 0-2 Barcelona Madrid CFF 1-0 Deportivo Alavés Valencia 1-2 Costa Adeje Tenerife Athletic Club 3-2 Atlético Madrid Sevilla 0-1 Eibar Deportivo A Coruña 1-1 Espanyol Related articles from Her Football Hub: UWCL: Juventus beat Häcken 3-0 to leave Swedish side without a point Serie A match-day 1 results: Como 1907 enjoy perfect top flight debut Suwen Süper Ligi: Galatasaray win, Fenerbahçe triumph in Europe as Beşiktaş fixture is called off