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Primera División Femenina — Draws

Spain · 2026/27

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Draws

#TeamMPDrawsDraw %Home DrawsAway Draws
1Real Sociedad W9444%40%50%
2Athletic Club W9333%40%25%
3Espanyol W9333%0%60%
4Sevilla W9333%25%40%
5Eibar W9333%20%50%
6Granad. Tenerife W9222%25%20%
7Madrid CFF W9222%20%25%
8Deportivo de La Coruña W9222%20%25%
9Deportivo Alavés W9222%40%0%
10FC Levante Badalona W9222%25%20%
11Granada9222%50%0%
12Atletico Madrid W9111%0%20%
13Real Madrid W9111%20%0%
14Valencia W900%0%0%
15Barcelona W900%0%0%
16Edf Logrono W900%0%0%

How many draws in the Primera División Femenina this season?

21% of matches in the Primera División Femenina (Spain) ended in a draw in the 2026/27 season. That means that of the 72 matches played, 15 fixtures resulted in a draw.

Which Primera División Femenina team draws the most?

Real Sociedad W is the team with the most draws this season in the Primera División Femenina (Spain) with 4 draws out of 9 matches — a draw rate of 44%. The rest of the list goes like this: Athletic Club W (3 draws in 9), Espanyol W (3 draws in 9), Sevilla W (3 draws in 9).

Which Primera División Femenina team draws the least?

If you win more, then you get more points, and if you lose more, then you don't get the consolation point that draws give you. In the Primera División Femenina (Spain), the teams with the least draws are: Valencia W (0 draws in 9 matches), Barcelona W (0 draws in 9 matches), Edf Logrono W (0 draws in 9 matches), Atletico Madrid W (1 draws in 9 matches), Real Madrid W (1 draws in 9 matches).

Draw Scoreline Distribution

0-0
533%
1-1
640%
2-2
320%
3-3+
17%

Primera División Femenina (Spain) — Draw Scoreline Breakdown

Out of 15 draws in the Primera División Femenina (Spain) this season: 0-0: 5 games (33%), 1-1: 6 games (40%), 2-2: 3 games (20%), 3-3+: 1 games (7%). The most frequent draw scoreline is 1-1 (6 times, 40% of all draws). Knowing whether draws in this league tend to be goalless (0-0) or goal-heavy (2-2, 3-3+) is essential for Correct Score, BTTS, and Over/Under markets.

0-0 Draws per Team

#TeamMPTotal 0-0Home 0-0Away 0-00-0 %
1Eibar W920222%
2Athletic Club W911011%
3Real Sociedad W910111%
4Granad. Tenerife W911011%
5Sevilla W910111%
6Deportivo de La Coruña W910111%
7Real Madrid W911011%
8FC Levante Badalona W911011%
9Granada911011%
10Valencia W90000%
11Atletico Madrid W90000%
12Barcelona W90000%
13Espanyol W90000%
14Madrid CFF W90000%
15Edf Logrono W90000%
16Deportivo Alavés W90000%

Primera División Femenina (Spain) — Goalless Draws (0-0) Analysis

14% of matches in the Primera División Femenina (Spain) end 0-0 this season. Eibar W is the team most associated with goalless draws, with 2 0-0 results in 9 matches (22% of their games). Teams with a high 0-0 rate are prime candidates for Under 0.5 HT, BTTS No, and Correct Score 0-0 markets.

Half-Time Level → Full-Time Draw

#TeamMPHT LevelFT DrawsConv. %
1Real Sociedad W97457%
2Granad. Tenerife W95240%
3Athletic Club W96233%
4Atletico Madrid W93133%
5Espanyol W96233%
6Sevilla W93133%
7Real Madrid W93133%
8Granada96233%
9Eibar W97229%
10Deportivo Alavés W94125%
11FC Levante Badalona W96117%
12Valencia W9400%
13Edf Logrono W9600%

Primera División Femenina (Spain) — Half-Time Level to Full-Time Draw Conversion

League-wide, 31% of matches that are level at half time end in a draw. Real Sociedad W has the highest conversion rate: when they are level at HT, 57% of those games end in a draw (4 out of 7 HT-level games). Edf Logrono W has the lowest rate at 0% — this team often breaks the deadlock in the second half. This metric is highly valuable for in-play betting. When a high-conversion team is level at half time, backing the Draw in the second half carries a significant statistical edge.

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