[2] Valencia CFF ended the 2015–16 Primera División sixth, two positions below the previous edition (which had been their best result to date), while in the Copa de la Reina they reached the semifinals, where they lost against Atlético Madrid after extra time.

[5] Naiara Beristain, Sara Monforte and Mulán Sánchez transferred to other Primera División teams,[6][7][8] while Willy Romero was the only 2015–16 signing to leave the club and moved to the Eredivisie.

The team didn't win any games in November, with four draws (including title containding Atlético Madrid and Barcelona) and one lose in the first Valencia derby played in a LFP stadium, the Ciutat de València.

With no Champions League qualifying options, Valencia secured the 3rd place (surpassing the 2014–15 4th position as its best result in the championship) with three games remaining with a 1–3 win over Granadilla.

Tiane Endler won the Zamora Trophy with a 0.39 coefficient,[16] and Mari Paz Vilas was the third top scorer in the championship with 28 goals in 27 appearances.

[17] Two Valencia players were subsequently included in Spanish call-up for the UEFA Women's Euro 2017: Paula Nicart and Mari Paz Vilas.