2018–19 Primera División (women)

Málaga and Logroño joined the league after earning promotion at the conclusion of the 2017–18 Segunda División. Stadia and locations Personnel and sponsorship Managerial changes ==List of foreign players==

(Italic)Players has come in Winter transfer Athletic Club • 'no foreign players' Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Atlético de Madrid • Jennifer Oehrli • Elena Linari • Kenti Robles • Dolores Silva • Ludmilla • Alex Chidiac • Aïssatou Tounkara • Viola Calligaris Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Barcelona • Stefanie van der Gragt • Pamela Tajonar • Toni Duggan • Kheira Hamraoui • Asisat Oshoala • Nataša Andonova • Lieke Martens Ex foreign players: Summer • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Winter • Elise Bussaglia Betis • Emily Dolan • Merel van Dongen • Erina Yamane • Yaiza Relea Ramos • Marianela Szymanowski Ex foreign players: Summer • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Espanyol • Ayaki Shinada • Dulce Quintana • Katherine Alvarado Ex foreign players: Summer • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Fundación Albacete • Hitomi Yama • Tomo Matsukawa • Slađana Bulatović • Sandra Luzardo • Eva Vamberger Ex foreign players: Summer • Annia Mejia • Vanesa Córdoba Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Granadilla • Ange N'Guessan • Tatiana Matveeva • Joyce • Aline Reis • Raissa Feudjio • Nayluisa Cáceres Ex foreign players: Summer • Ayano Dozono • Liucija Vaitukaitytė • Jackie Simpson Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Levante • Charlyn Corral • Andreea Părăluță • Aivi Luik • Estefanía Banini • Charlyn Corral Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Logroño • Ámbar Soruco • Vanesa Santana • Jade Boho Sayo • Barbra Banda • Nágela • Ida Guehai • Claire Falknor • Dorine Chuigoué • Cami Privett • Fatou Kanteh Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Madrid CFF • Agustina Barroso • Eunice Beckmann • Ana Lucía Martínez • Yasmin Mrabet Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Málaga • Chelsea Ashurst • Bassira Toure • Pamela González • Mayara Bordin • Ode Fulutudilu • Armisa Kuč • Minori Chiba • Dominika Čonč • Stefany Castaño • Gaëlle Enganamouit Ex foreign players: Summer • Natalia Gómez Junco • Siobhan Wilson Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Rayo Vallecano • Carla Guerrero • Yael Oviedo • Oriana Altuve • Camila Sáez • Jelena Čubrilo • Marta Perarnau Ex foreign players: Summer • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Winter • ''THERE ISN'T ANY'' Real Sociedad • Kiana Palacios Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Sevilla • Isadora Haas Gehlen • Toni Payne • Karen Araya • Aldana Cometti • Francisco Lara • Liucija Vaitukaitytė • Nadezhda Karpova Ex foreign players: Summer • None Winter • None Sporting de Huelva • Geraldine Leyton • Elena Pavel • Meryem Hajri • Yulia Kornievets • Lice Chamorro • Florencia Bonsegundo • Albina Formchenko • Ludmila Barbosa da Silva • Yessenia López • Raquel Fernandes • Monica Bitencourt • Vera Djatel Ex foreign players: Summer • Geraldine Leyton • Bárbara Santibáñez Winter • None Valencia • Mandy van den Berg • Mónica Flores • Zenatha Coleman • Yanara Aedo • Jennifer Vreugdenhil • Natalia Gaitán Ex foreign players: Summer • Nadezhda Karpova Winter • None ==League table==

Top goalscorers Hat-tricks 4 Player scored 4 goals Best goalkeepers Player of the week Notable attendances • 60,739 Atlético de Madrid 0–2 Barcelona (17 March 2019 at Wanda Metropolitano; world record in a match of women's football between clubs) • 24,986 Athletic Club 2–0 Levante (31 March 2019 at San Mamés) • 23,812 Betis 1–1 Sevilla (13 April 2019 at Estadio Benito Villamarín) • 21,234 Real Sociedad 2–2 Athletic Club (10 February 2019 at Anoeta) • 20,615 Espanyol 0–1 Atlético de Madrid (22 April 2019 at RCDE Stadium) • 20,198 Levante 0–0 Valencia (9 December 2018 at Ciutat de València) ==Best XI of the Season==

On 27 June 2016, La Liga named their best XI of the 2018-19 Primera Division season. ==References==