The fight for survival and Europe's pursuit of a place in the final is reaching its climax.

There are six finals left to unveil the main unknowns still to be resolved in the Plenitude League 2023/2024. This weekend, Barça could mathematically proclaim themselves League Champions in the Catalan derby against Fraikin BM. Granollers, but it remains to be seen which team will conquer the runner-up, as well as the clubs that will secure their European place and the teams that will say goodbye to the elite.

In the battle for Europe, Bidasoa Irun is the best positioned. The team led by Jacobo Cuétara has strengthened its second place with 37 points and hosts, this Saturday at 4:00 p.m., in Artaleku a Blendio Sinfín in need of victories to recover flight in the lower zone. Its immediate pursuer, Fraikin BM. Granollers (34 points) visits the Palau Blaugrana and the fourth classified, BM. Logroño La Rioja (31) will face TM Benidorm in Franjivino territory.

In the danger zone of the classification, Frigoríficos del Morrazo is in a very positive dynamic of results, with a streak of 7/8 points collected that has led them to dream of avoiding the play-out. After the victory against REBI Handball Cuenca in a direct duel for salvation, Nacho Moyano's pupils have approached only two points from the Cuenca team after cohabiting all season on the wire. The Galicians will play on the Bada Huesca court and Lidio Jiménez's team will host Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil. Blendio Sinfín (8 points) and Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto (6 points) exhaust their mathematical options to stay alive in the Plenitude League.

Completing the day is the clash between Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto and Ademar, the territorial rivalry duel between Recoletas At. Valladolid and Viveros Herol BM. Nava and the commitment between Bathco BM. Torrelavega and Helvetia Anaitasuna. All matches will be broadcast on the LALIGA+ App.