In the top youth category matchday, the top teams maintained their usual form, with leaders Espanyol and Barça securing victories that consolidate their positions in the table. While Barça beat At. Monzón with a resounding 3‑1, Espanyol beat Oberena 3‑0, maintaining dominance of the table and ensuring permanence in first position. The results also included wins for Girona over Racing Zaragoza (2-1), for Damm over Valle de Aranguren (2-1) and for Montecarlo over Sant Andreu (1-0), as well as a 2-2 draw between Huesca and Badalona and a victory for Sabadell over Osasuna (1-0).
The meeting between Barça and At. Monzón opened with a quick double from Ajay in the first 11 minutes, with goals from Iu and Nuhu Fofana. Monzón responded with a goal from Gerard Tribó, but the second half was dominated by Barça, who scored three more goals, with contributions from Sala, Raúl Expósito, Joan Inglés, Pau Bergés, Pol Bernabéu, Jordi Pesquer, Lorenzo, Samu Borniquel, Roberto Tomás, Ajay, Nuhu Fofana and Iu Martínez. Referee Moreno Martínez showed three yellow cards. In the match, At. Monzón was attended by players like Ballonga, Hugo Bailó, Siuraneta, Lorien, Escuer, Ribera, Moussa, Jardel, Pol Gómez and Gerard Tribó.
Damm beat Valle de Aranguren 2‑1 in added time, with a goal from Marcos Montalvo and a last minute goal from Cantó. The match saw the participation of players such as Joseba Arce, Luar Nagore, Iker, Lusarreta, Enrique Almendáriz, Mateo, Ibai Itoiz, Djabelo, Aitor Urrutia, Marcos Montalvo, Luis Unanua and Oyarzun. Referee Paz Urrutia showed three yellow cards. The result favored Damm, who remained at the top of the youth table.
Girona achieved its second consecutive victory by beating Racing Zaragoza 2‑1. The opening goal came from a penalty from Aitor, followed by a double from Bogdan. Racing reduced the difference with a goal from Carlos Silva in the second half. Notable Girona players included Pau López, Sergio Cortés, Armenteros, Bogdan, Pablo Belda, Dimas, Jordi Font, Edward, Pablo Villa and Diego Silva. In Racing Zaragoza, the key players were Iván, Hugo Abián, Mario Vidal, Leo Perales, Sigu, Brosed, Barrau, Pablo Garza, Iván Gracia, Guille and Yus. Referee Rimbau Guillaumes showed two yellow cards.
In the middle table area, Huesca and Badalona tied 2-2. David Juan opened the scoring for Badalona, while Lorien equalized before the break. In the second half, Huesca took the lead with a goal from Mario Blasco, but Badalona responded with a goal from Parramona. The teams featured players such as Pablo López, Jorge Díaz, Sadick, Osán, Biarge, Portero, Gabarre, Lorien, Max Alain, Huseini, Ramos, Áxel Barberà, Joel Pérez, Tinoco, Vallasels, Bolaños, David Juan, Magaña, Tiago Ocampo, Ayala, Unai Soto and Jou Parramona. Referee Gimeno Otal showed three yellow cards.
Sabadell achieved a 1-0 victory over Osasuna thanks to an own goal from Noé Ezquerro. Sabadell players included Benedicto, Adri Cuadrado, Hugo Carreras, Álex Olucha, Marc Méndez, Yann, Toni Soler, Alieu, Pau Novo, Ethan and Pau Bozal. In Osasuna, the players who stood out were Sarriá, Jon Ander, Noé Ezquerro, Eneko, Iban, Ander M. Ponce, Adri Martínez, Nikolozi, Dinis, Axi, Mateo and the goalkeeper. Referee Montero Casado showed three yellow cards.
Montecarlo obtained its first victory of the season by beating Sant Andreu 1‑0, with a goal from Coscojuela. Monte Carlo players included Vuchkov, Carrillo, Fuertes, Papuc, Caser, Baya, Calvo, Pérez, Cantero, Val, Moya and Romero. At Sant Andreu, the key players were Joel, Alejandro, Ojeda, Yoel Pérez, Pau Jiménez, Reda, Carlos Gutiérrez, Fumi, Saba, Luis Ángel and De la Cruz. Referee Ramírez Marco showed two yellow cards.
Finally, Gimnàstic Manresa tied 1‑1 with Zaragoza. Juan López scored for Gimnàstic with a bicycle kick, while Izan equalized with a penalty in the first half. The teams featured players such as Teo, Juan López, Pablo López, Jorge Díaz, Sadick, Osán, Biarge, Portero, Gabarre, Lorien, Max Alain, Huseini, Ramos, Áxel Barberà, Joel Pérez, Tinoco, Vallasels, Bolaños, David Juan, Magaña, Tiago Ocampo, Ayala, Unai Soto and Jou Parramona. The referee showed three yellow cards. With these results, the teams continue to compete for leadership positions and places in national competitions.