Elda Prestigio shows resilience but falls short against Granollers; next step in Queen’s Cup journey

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Elda Prestigio faced a tough test against KH7 Granollers in the Ciudad de Elda-Florentino Ibáñez clash, leaving the court with a score 26-29 that underscored the gap between the top and lower regions of the table. The evening showcased the narrow margins that often decide games in this league and highlighted how every possession matters in a tightly contested matchup.

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Granollers approached the game with a clear plan and a sense of urgency. The host squad, under the guidance of coachs and rivals alike, started with momentum, pressuring defensively and pushing fast breaks to test the guests. Yet as the first half wore on, the visitors found rhythm and elevated their level. The balance began to tilt after the break, when Granollers built a double-digit margin, moving from a slim one or two-goal advantage to an 18-24 lead that proved difficult to erase. In those minutes, the hosts fought back with determination, but the scoring run by Granollers showcased the visitors’ discipline and efficiency. The final stretch found Elda Prestigio clinging to hope, but the scoreboard did not tip in their favor, reflecting the visitors’ early control and finishing strength.

One player stood out for the guests, delivering a striking scoring sequence that marked the tone of the game. The opponent’s best efforts were matched by the defending unit, which remained compact and focused through the late stages. The top scorers for the local side included a multi-goal effort that kept the team within reach, while other teammates contributed with timely finishes and aggressive drives to the arc. The result was a hard-fought contest that showcased the intensity and pace typical of high-level league handball, with Granollers capitalizing on critical moments and maintaining pressure until the final whistle.

The visitors demonstrated balance across the lineup, ensuring that scoring came from several arms on the court. The match underscored the importance of transition play, shot selection, and disciplined defense as factors that can tilt a close game. While Elda Prestigio offered pieces of resistance, the guests’ efficiency in key phases ultimately dictated the outcome, reinforcing the perception of a vertical gap between teams vying for playoff positioning and those still settling into the season’s rhythm.

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The following day, Elda Prestigio prepared to head to Rocasa Gran Canaria’s home floor. Rocasa stood eighth in the Guerreras League and had recently exited the Copa de la Reina, adding a new layer of anticipation to the upcoming clash. The situation suggested a challenging road ahead, but Elda Prestigio carried confidence from the previous performance and aimed to translate that momentum into a strong showing away from home. The upcoming fixture promised a test of character and depth, with the Queen’s Cup spotlight intensifying every decision and execution on both sides of the court.

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