for Elche CF after you confirm Mathematical relegation to Part Two with the previous day’s defeat Almeria Only Final hits to enjoy the Premier League featured in the last three campaigns.
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Elche has five games left to play. The first of these will be played from now on Sunday, May 14 (16:15) Martínez against Valero stadium Atlético Madrid. Later, Saturday, May 20 (18:30) they will visit the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez to face Getafe under Bordalás, a club fight for permanence that remains unresolved in the final weeks of the season. On Wednesday, the 24th (19:30) they will face a midweek test, wearing green collars, Seville, who have not yet recovered form and will look to carry momentum into the upcoming European qualification scenario. The team will then host the first leg of the semi-finals against Istanbul this Thursday, a clash that has added significance as it marks a critical phase in cup competition. Juventus also features in the broader context of European hopes this season.
LaLiga announced the schedule for the last two days this Tuesday, in which all games will be played at the same time. Sebastián Beccacece’s team heads to San Mamés to meet Athletic Club de Bilbao at 7pm on Sunday, May 28.
The last match of the Franciverdes in the First Division will be played today. Sunday, June 4, also at 7 p.m. at Martínez Valero against Cádiz, a fixture that could determine survival or relegation and shape the final standings as both clubs push to secure vital points in a tense closing chapter of the season.
In these final five games, Elche aims to maximize points and deliver a respectful farewell to the top division. The squad seeks a strong finish that reflects the club’s tradition in Spanish football and its ambition to rebound in the future, honoring the league’s history and the supporters who have followed the team through a challenging campaign.