Primera Division Women Live on TV, Football today

Matches for today wednesday, 16/04/2025
18:00
  • Primera Division Women
FC Barcelona Women FC Barcelona Women Sevilla FC Women Sevilla FC Women

STATISTICAL DATA OF PRIMERA DIVISION WOMEN ON TELEVISION IN REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

As of today 15/04/2025, and since this website started collecting statistical data on when and where Football matches from the Primera Division Women competition in Republic of Ireland are televised, which began on 04/10/2020, we can provide the following data:

172

TV BROADCASTS
136 Free games
79.07%
36 Paid games
20.93%
Most Repeated Match
Real Madrid Women - FC Barcelona Women
5
LAST FREE GAME
Real Madrid Women - Real Sociedad Women
30/03/2025 Primera Division Women por DAZN Women's Football YouTube
LAST PAY-PER-VIEW MATCH
FC Barcelona Women - At. Madrid Women
13/04/2025 Primera Division Women por TNT Sports 2, Discovery+
RANKING BY CHANNELS
DAZN Women's Football YouTube
75 (43.6%)
Barça TV+ Plus
40 (23.26%)
DAZN UEFA Women's Champions League Youtube
32 (18.6%)
ata football
25 (14.53%)
TNT Sports 4
11 (6.4%)
TOTAL
12
TV CHANNELS
DAYS
15
WITHOUT FREE GAME
AVERAGE
1.2
CHANNELS PER MATCH
9 Canales de pago
75%
3 Canales en abierto
25%
TOTAL
12
CANALES
TOTAL
22
Total equipos
Ranking of Teams by Number of Matches
FC Barcelona Women
90 (52.33%)
Real Madrid Women
50 (29.07%)
At. Madrid Women
28 (16.28%)
Athletic Women
23 (13.37%)
Madrid C. W
19 (11.05%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Matches on Free-to-Air TV
FC Barcelona Women
73 (42.44%)
Real Madrid Women
39 (22.67%)
At. Madrid Women
22 (12.79%)
Athletic Women
15 (8.72%)
Real Sociedad Women
15 (8.72%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Home Matches
FC Barcelona Women
54 (31.4%)
Real Madrid Women
27 (15.7%)
Athletic Women
14 (8.14%)
Madrid C. W
11 (6.4%)
At. Madrid Women
11 (6.4%)
Ranking of Teams by Number of Away Matches
FC Barcelona Women
36 (20.93%)
Real Madrid Women
23 (13.37%)
At. Madrid Women
17 (9.88%)
Real Betis Women
9 (5.23%)
Athletic Women
9 (5.23%)
NUMBER OF GAMES BY DAY OF THE WEEK
MONDAY
-
- %
TUESDAY
5
2.91%
WEDNESDAY
19
11.05%
THURSDAY
5
2.91%
FRIDAY
7
4.07%
SATURDAY
59
34.3%
SUNDAY
77
44.77%
NUMBER OF GAMES BY MONTH
JANUARY
20
11.63%
FEBRUARY
19
11.05%
MARCH
27
15.7%
APRIL
16
9.3%
MAY
19
11.05%
JUNE
7
4.07%
JULY
-
- %
AUGUST
-
- %
SEPTEMBER
13
7.56%
OCTOBER
24
13.95%
NOVEMBER
16
9.3%
DECEMBER
11
6.4%
NUMBER OF MATCHES PER YEAR
2025
9
5.23%
2024
18
10.47%
2023
68
39.53%
2022
41
23.84%
2021
32
18.6%
2020
4
2.33%
RANKING BY TIMES
11:00
70 (40.7%)
17:00
20 (11.63%)
18:00
13 (7.56%)
15:00
11 (6.4%)
17:15
10 (5.81%)
RANKING BY TIME SLOT
Afternoon
79 (45.93%)
Morning
75 (43.6%)
Evening
18 (10.47%)
Night
0 (0%)

Now, there are 1 Primera Division Women live televised matches and 2 TV channels will broadcast each and every one of them. The next match you will be able to enjoy is FC Barcelona Women - Sevilla FC Women and it will be played next Wednesday 16 April 2025 at 19:00 televised by Discovery+, TNT Sports 4.

For more information, please access the website of Primera Division Women.

The Primera Iberdrola is the first division of women's football in Spain . Its foundation dates from 1988 and is managed by the Royal Spanish Football Federation . It is one of the main leagues in the European organization chart based on its UEFA coefficient. As established by the Higher Sports Council, since the 2021-22 season it is considered a professional sports competition.

It was born under the name of Women's National League and started as an amateur tournament. The Peña Barcelonista Barcilona, Barcelona, Sabadell, Espanyol, Puente Castro, Santa María Atlético, Parque Alcobendas and Vallès Occidental were the nine registered. Over the years, and despite economic difficulties, it grew both in importance and in participants. In 1996-97 it was renamed the Women's Honor Division and had 42 teams. This caused them to be grouped into four different groups depending on their geographical location.

Looking ahead to 2001-02, there was another change of the Female Super League name and format. It now had 11 teams and it was decided that the winner represented Spain in the Women's Champions League . In 2009, the RFEF increased the number to 24 competitors to encourage La Liga clubs to enter women's football . A structure that only lasted for two years, until the one that prevails today was established.

The Primera Iberdrola is made up of 16 clubs. They face each other in a round-trip format for 30 days. The three with the most points in the standings enter the Women's Champions League. The two worst go down to the Iberdrola Challenge . In the event of a tie on points between two teams, equality is broken in favor of the overall winner of the direct duels between the two.

The pandemic also hit the Primera Iberdrola 2019-20 hard. Only 21 of the 30 established days could be played. The federative body decided to crown Barcelona as champion, which when the tournament was stopped had an eight-point advantage in the standings over Atlético de Madrid . In addition, it was decreed that there would be no decreases, so the number of participants for the next edition rose to 18. For the 2020-21 season, the number of established decreases was four to return to the fixed number of 16.

Some of the players who have left a great mark in the competition are Natalia Pablos, Mari Paz Vilas, Vero Boquete, Jenni Hermoso, Nekane Díaz and Erika Vázquez .