Helvetia Anaitasuna and Bada Huesca face each other in a final for survival.

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There are five rounds left to resolve the two active fronts in the Plenitude League with the battle for European places and the fight to stay in the top category. Survival is concentrated in six teams separated by only 4 points with the triple tie formed by Bada Huesca, Helvetia Anaitasuna and Impulse BM. Guadalajara (14p); Servigroup Hotels Benidorm has 15p, Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil adds 16p and Frigoríficos del Morrazo collects 18p. Each match is lived like a real final, but especially if it's a direct duel for survival like the one that will face Navarrese and Aragonese, this Sunday at 12:30 hours, in La Catedral.

In the second half of the Plenitude League, Helvetia Anaitasuna has registered 6 of the 20 points at stake with 3 wins and 7 losses and Bada Huesca has obtained 9 of the 20 with 4 wins, 1 draw and 5 losses. 8 of the 14 points of the Navarrese have been conquered on their court while the Oscenses have added 6 of their 14 as visitors. Helvetia Anaitasuna will seek to break a streak of five consecutive losses against a Bada Huesca that comes from imposing in a direct duel for survival to Servigroup Hotels Benidorm (30-26).

Pending this clash will be the teams involved in the fight to save the category. Impulse BM. Guadalajara will receive at home a demanding rival like Bathco BM. Torrelavega, Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil will open the doors of Mayor Miguel Salas for the visit of REBI Handball Cuenca and Frigoríficos del Morrazo will face Viveros Herol BM. Nava away. The 26th round will be completed with the clash between BM. Logroño La Rioja and Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda with the Arandinos enjoying a comfortable cushion of +8 over the danger positions.