Atticgo Elche Handball Club has announced its return this week, kicking off the second round of season ticket sales for both the women’s team and the senior men’s squad. This marks a renewed commitment to bringing exciting matches to fans in Elche and across the wider handball community in Spain. The club emphasizes a united outlook for the Iberdrola Liga Femenina and the senior men’s competition, inviting supporters to back their teams as they push for strong finishes in both divisions.
The Elche community is rallying around the club with a clear goal: to grow the fan base even further and keep delivering the high-octane moments that define this season. The rallying cry, Together We Can’t Stop, resonates across the stands and on social channels as sponsors and volunteers join fans to create a vibrant game-day atmosphere. Season-ticket holders will gain access to all home matches for Atticgo Elche in the women’s league, as well as the men’s program in the First National, plus additional benefits that enhance the overall experience for families and devoted supporters alike. The adult season-ticket price is set at 30 euros, while the children’s ticket (ages 6-16) is priced at 10 euros, making it a family-friendly option for weekend outings and weekday fixtures alike.
With the second-round season-ticket campaign, fans can enjoy all Atticgo Elche’s women’s games in the Iberdrola League as well as appearances in continental competition, such as the EHF European Cup. The club’s men’s team, coordinated by Joaquín Rocamora, sits in fourth place, just two points behind the leaders, and remains in contention for medals in the league. The women’s squad has demonstrated resilient form, and the team is determined to advance deep into European competition. The current round will feature a clash against Madeira from Portugal after the recent knockout rounds against Byala of Bulgaria and OFN Oinas from Greece, outlining a promising path toward continued European involvement.
Atticgo Elche will play against Madeira on January 13 and 20
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The next two league fixtures available to subscribers include a home game on Tuesday, January 9 at 20:00 against Rocasa Gran Canaria, followed by a Round of 16 EHF European Cup match on Saturday, January 20 at 19:00. These matches form a pivotal stretch as the team balances domestic competition with European commitments, offering fans a compelling calendar of events throughout January.
The Atticgo Elche season-ticket package also covers the senior men’s squad, allowing supporters to attend all First National matches hosted at the Esperanza Lag pavilion. Sergio Belda’s team concluded a strong first round and aims to maintain momentum after the winter break. Home fixtures resume with a Saturday afternoon contest on January 13 at 13:00, followed by a Sunday showdown on January 21 at noon against Águilas. The Franjiverde squad currently sits in fourth place, reinforcing the club’s ambition to climb the standings and deliver entertaining performances for the fan base.
Season-ticket holders will also enjoy discounts and exclusive offers from club sponsors, priority access to match tickets, invitations to select events, and the option to reserve seats on group trips. These add-ons are designed to maximize value and convenience for supporters who regularly travel to away games or plan family outings around important fixtures.
Tickets can be purchased through the club’s official website or at the Esperanza Lag headquarters during business hours. The front desk is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 to 19:00 and Friday from 9:00 to 14:00, with in-person sales available on match days as well. Prospective buyers may choose to pay online by credit card or in person at the club offices, with options to pay in advance or at the point of sale depending on the chosen method.
The season-ticket package is crafted to provide a seamless experience for supporters, combining access, savings, and a front-row seat to one of the region’s most dynamic handball programs. With the Elche club’s renewed commitment, fans can expect a busy schedule, numerous opportunities to cheer on both the men’s and women’s teams, and an emphasis on community involvement that helps keep handball vibrant in the city.