The moment is here. Eldense’s leadership is acutely aware of the stakes, and Pascual Pérez, the prominent figure behind Barça’s top line, has arranged four free buses to transport fans from the second division’s top team to Castellón, where Deportivo will play this Sunday. The move hints at the potential to boost revenue for the leading candidate in the race for first place, currently four points ahead.
The Alicante club is set to clash with Castellón at the Castalia stadium on February 12, a match that stands at the summit of the table on the 23rd matchday of the Championship. This contest pits two of the league’s strongest outfits together since the winter break, with Eldense driving momentum and Castellón intent on keeping pace.
To underline the match’s importance, the founder of Finetwork took a personal stake in supporting the journey of roughly 200 fans who will travel to Castalia, prioritizing subscribers from the Eldense group led by Fernando Esteve. This gesture aims to bolster the atmosphere on match day and provide a tangible sense of home support away from home.
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Thus, the plan envisions Deportivo receiving strong backing in Castalia for a high-stakes encounter that arrived earlier than expected due to the irregular calendar of the lower divisions in Spanish football. The scheduling of the first and second rounds has not aligned, adding an extra layer of urgency to the weekend clash.
The game is scheduled for Sunday at 18:00. All four coaches are expected to be in attendance for the day’s events, departing early in the morning and returning late after the match. Availability for seats will be limited, and those seeking reservations should contact the club directly to reserve spaces ahead of the kickoff. Fans should arrive early to navigate security checks, transport links, and stadium access on the day of the game.