AtticGo Handball Elche has already learned its rival for the final stage of the Copa de la Reina. The event runs from April 21 to 23 at the José María Martín Carpena Sports Palace in Málaga, a venue known for its vibrant atmosphere and passionate handball fans across Spain and the surrounding region. The Elche squad arrives with clear determination, eyeing a deep run in a tournament that carries a storied history for the club and its supporters.
The Elche players, guided by coach Joaquín Rocamora, brought energy and perseverance to the qualifying rounds, marking their first quarterfinal appearance in this edition. Their path to Málaga was earned through a grueling initial phase, where every match demanded focus, tactical discipline, and a fight until the final whistle. The team will look to translate that resolve into another strong performance on the national stage, aiming to extend a legacy that includes a notable triumph two years prior. The community backing the team remains a constant source of motivation as they prepare for the challenges ahead. [citation needed]
AtticGo Elche qualified for the final stage of the Cup
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Now, the community-supported Crevillente-based AtticGo continues to shine as it advances to the European competition, where a spot in the semi-finals is within reach. This ongoing journey underscores the club’s broader ambitions beyond domestic cup play, signaling a growing strength and resilience on multiple fronts. [citation needed]
AtticGo Elche is already in the semi-finals of the European Cup
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On the other hand, after a challenging start to the Iberdrola Warrior League, the Rocamora-led side posted a strong winning streak that was briefly slowed by a formidable rival. The team used those moments to build character, focusing on cohesion, defense, and smarter rotations to regain momentum. The season’s narrative contains lessons about grit, adaptation, and the importance of staying concentrated through the ups and downs. [citation needed]
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rival
The AtticGo Elche squad now heads into a competition where it has repeatedly shown it can compete with the best. They have reached the final stage and the quarterfinals, where they will face Handball Bera Bera from San Sebastián, a formidable foe. In their season opener, the Rocamora-led team suffered a heavy defeat on the opponent’s court, but a recent meeting flipped the balance in Elche’s favor, offering a glimpse of a potential turnaround. [citation needed]
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match day
The quarter-finals are scheduled for April 21. If Elche advances, they will meet the winner of the Motive.co Gijón vs Atlético Guardés clash in the semi-finals. The path is clear but demanding, with each match offering a new test of the team’s depth, strategy, and mental fortitude. [citation needed]
If Elche wins, the final is set for April 23, a date that promises a climactic culmination to an exciting cup run. [citation needed]