Leader Casademont Zaragoza closes the round at home, while the Roig Arena hosts another key matchup. Two seemingly manageable encounters could become traps for two of the favorites. Highlights include a rematch of the 2025 Queen's Cup final between Hozono Global Jairis and Meins Avenida, and a Teledeporte clash between a rising Cadí La Seu and Durán Maquinaria Ensino.
Matchday 6 will be marked by mourning for the tragedy of the Urda railway accident, in memory of whose victims a minute of silence will be observed before the start of each game. After this emotional tribute, the ball will return to the court in a weekend that promises high-level matchups and plenty of excitement in every arena. Inversus Gernika Bizkaia and Movistar Estudiantes will be in charge of opening the curtain on a new round in which both will seek to return to winning ways after falling in their last games. The 'Women In Black' face the challenge with the goal of ending a streak of three consecutive losses, while Franky García's side will try to avoid their second straight defeat and recover good feelings in Maloste, where they already achieved a victory two matchdays ago with Ángela Salvadores (former Movistar Estudiantes) in great form.
At 18:00h, the ball will take to the court at two venues with much at stake. Baxi Ferrol and Durán Maquinaria Ensino travel to the Gasca and Palau Municipal d'Esports, respectively, in search of a victory that will allow them to continue advancing in the competition. Baxi Ferrol arrives in great form, after winning in the last league matchday and also securing a triumph in Europe. Furthermore, the Galician side are proving unstoppable at home, where they have yet to suffer a defeat this season, although they will seek to record their first away victory. Facing them will be Mirai Euskotren, which has become one of the revelation teams of the season's start: the Donostia side have lost just one league game and arrive strengthened after a real battle at Fontajau, where they managed to win in the final minute. Meanwhile, Durán Maquinaria Ensino faces their visit to Cadí La Seu with a record of one win and four losses, with Hennie van Schaik, the team's most valued player, as their main reference after winning their first European game. The Catalans, who will play before their fans at Palau Municipal d'Esports, will try to extend their good moment and string together their third consecutive victory.
Later, a battered Spar Girona visits Pineda to face Impulso 360 Estepona in a clash of opposite dynamics. César Aneas' side are going through a good spell and have strung together two consecutive victories, a streak they will seek to extend against a Girona side that arrives after suffering two straight defeats and needs to rediscover their best version to regain form and begin their climb up the standings. Additionally, Kutxabank Araski hosts Azulmarino Palma, who are looking for revenge after suffering their first defeat of the season against Hozono Global Jairis. Alberto Antuña's side, second in the standings, will seek to return to winning ways and prove they maintain intact their aspirations in the upper zone, although to do so they must overcome Made Urieta's team determined to stand firm before their home crowd. The rest of the round's games will be played on Sunday.
At 12:00h it will be the turn of Hozono Global Jairis, who are going through a great spell of form after defeating Azulmarino Palma in Son Moix and delivering a standout performance in the EuroCup during the week. The Fausto Vicent will be the stage for another clash against Meins Avenida, which will test the good form of the Murcia side. A matchup with special meaning for the Alcantarilla side, who won the only title in their history by defeating precisely the Salamanca side in the 2025 Queen's Cup final.
On the other hand, the Roig Arena will host the clash between Valencia Basket and Celta Femxa Zorka. Javier Torralba's side will face the league's bottom team with the objective of making their favorite status count and adding another victory. Facing them will be a Galician side looking to pull off a surprise and take advantage of the opportunity to change their dynamic in an always demanding venue.
The final touch to Matchday 6 will come from Casademont Zaragoza and Innova-TSN Leganés at the Príncipe Felipe. The Aragonese, unbeaten leaders, will seek to extend their flawless season start against a Madrid side facing a demanding visit, further hampered by the absences of Aminata Sangaré and Rosic. Javier Fort's team arrive strengthened after last round's triumph and will experience a special encounter for Irene Lahuerta, who will return to what was once her home, this time as a rival.
LF ENDESA - MATCHDAY 6
Saturday, October 31, 2026:
- Inversus Gernika Bizkaia vs Movistar Estudiantes (17:00h) | Movistar+ and Siroko TV
- Mirai Euskotren vs Baxi Ferrol (18:00h) | Movistar+, TVG and SiroKo TV
- Cadí La Seu vs Durán M. Ensino (18:00h) | Movistar+, Teledeporte and Siroko TV
- Impulso 360 Estepona vs Spar Girona (19:00h) | Movistar+ and Siroko TV
- Kutxabank Araski vs Azulmarino Palma (19:00h) | Movistar+ and Siroko TV
Sunday, November 1, 2026:
- Hozono Global Jairis vs Meins Avenida (12:00h) | Movistar+
- Valencia Basket vs Celta Femxa Zorka (12:15h) | Movistar+ and Siroko TV
- Casademont Zaragoza vs Innova-TSN Leganés (12:15h) | Movistar+, Aragón TV and Siroko TV