The numbers of permanence in the Plenitude League amount to 243 combinations.

The last day of the highest category will clear up the uncertainty of the teams that confirm their continuity in the Plenitude League. The battle for permanence reaches its last chapter with five teams involved and a total of 243 possible combinations of results: Impulse BM. Guadalajara (12th, 19p), Bada Huesca (13th, 18p), Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil (14th, 18p), Helvetia Anaitasuna (15th, 17p) and Servigroup Hotels Benidorm (16th, 17p). Frigoríficos del Morrazo is already mathematically safe and could finish the course in eleventh place (216 combinations) or twelfth (27).

Of the 243 scenarios in Matchday 30, the Alcarreños have options to finish the course in 12th position (132), 13th (69), 11th (27) and 14th (15), but never in direct relegation positions. In percentages, those of Juan Carlos Requena have a 94% chance of staying up, a 6% chance of playing the promotion for permanence and a 0% chance of direct relegation.

Bada Huesca has a 52% chance of staying in the top category, a 21% chance of playing the promotion and a 26% chance of direct relegation. The team of José Nolasco could close the 24/25 season in 13th place (64), 12th (63), 14th (52), 15th (49) and in the last position (15).

Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil has the same chances of salvation as participating in the promotion phase (34%) and a 32% chance of direct relegation. In 83 scenarios, the Andalusians would say goodbye to the Plenitude League in the 14th place, in 62 they would occupy the 13th, in 60 the 15th, in 21 the 12th and in 17 the 16th position.

Helvetia Anaitasuna has a 15% chance of continuity in the elite, a 23% chance of promotion and a 62% chance of direct relegation. The Navarrese sum 78 combinations to finish 15th, 72 in the 16th place, 57 in the 14th and 36 in the 13th position.

Servigroup Hotels Benidorm clings to the 12 combinations (5%) that allow the Alicante team a mathematical salvation and the 36 (15%) that would lead them to the promotion match. The team led by Marko Krivokapic would be 16th in 139 combinations and 15th in 56 and, therefore, would finish in direct relegation positions in 80% of the results.