Between the fight for second place and two finals for survival in the Super Sunday of NEXUS ENERGÍA ASOBAL League.

The NEXUS ENERGY ASOBAL League faces a Super Sunday marked by tension at both ends of the table, with competitiveness as a hallmark and the fight for permanence tighter than ever. The matchday starts with the media spotlight on Matchday 25, which will pit Fraikin BM. Granollers against Recoletas Atlético Valladolid (12:30h, Palau d’Esports de Granollers, live on RTVE Play and LALIGA+, and delayed on Teledeporte at 14:00h). A duel between the third and seventh ranked teams that measures European aspirations and contrasting dynamics away from home.

Antonio Rama's team arrives with the obligation to make up for their last defeat on the court of Horneo BM. Alicante, in the thick of the fight for second place alongside Bathco BM. Torrelavega, and with the ambition to consolidate their candidacy at the top. In front, a Recoletas Atlético Valladolid that seeks to reconnect with its best version as a visitor after four matchdays without winning away from Huerta del Rey. A Pucelano triumph would also mean cutting the distance with ABANCA Ademar León and fully rejoining the fight for European places with five matchdays left to definitively close the season.

But if there is a scenario where maximum tension is concentrated, it is in the fight for permanence, with two direct duels that can mark a before and after.
At El Sargal (18:00h), REBI Balonmano Cuenca hosts Bada Huesca in a match full of spectacle. Lidio Jiménez's team wants to strengthen again at home after falling to the already champion of the NEXUS ENERGY ASOBAL League, Barça, thus breaking a previous streak of four consecutive home victories. For their part, the team from Huesca faces the duel with an added incentive: the recent call-up of Artur Parera with the Spanish senior team, a moral boost at a key moment when scoring is vital to stay out of danger. It is also a fact that highlights the level of the teams involved in the fight for survival and the diversity of talent throughout the competition.

The matchday will close at O Gatañal (19:30h) with another high voltage clash between Frigoríficos del Morrazo and Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda. Separated by just two points, the margin for error is minimal. The Galician team relies on the performance of Ivan Panjan, second in the ranking of goalkeepers with more saves (203 saves), as one of the pillars to sustain their aspirations. In front, a Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda that arrives strengthened after two consecutive victories at the Santiago Manguán, boosted by the support of its fans and with the need to win to keep dreaming of survival.