We will have to wait until Sunday to see the top three in the table in play with the leader serving as the opening act. A Silbö San Pablo Burgos who will take his undefeated status to Seville to put it to the test against a Real Betis who will face the most difficult yet with several casualties in their squad. And all this, with Flexicar Fuenlabrada and Movistar Estudiantes coming into play in the afternoon with the result of the predecessor very present.
New day of competition before the international break and new opportunity for the leader to maintain his privileged position at the top of the table.
TV: The matchday, live on LaLiga+
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There are seven consecutive victories that Silbö San Pablo Burgos has already accumulated at the head of a First FEB that will take them to Seville this weekend to face another of the main candidates for promotion. A Real Betis that will thus face one of the most demanding tests of this start of the season, not only due to the strength of the rival but also due to the physical problems that will reduce its rotation. Because Gonzalo García de Vitoria will not be able to count on Pablo Marín and Rubén de la Torre while waiting to find out the evolution of the challenge for players with discomfort. Quite a handicap ahead of a match that will require their best to try to surprise a rival in full form and who will defend their first place in order to overcome the pressure of their pursuers.
Because just a few hours later, it will be Flexicar Fuenlabrada and Movistar Estudiantes who will take to the track looking for a seventh victory with which to try to exploit their leadership options. In the case of Toni Ten’s team after five consecutive victories and visiting Inveready Gipuzkoa and, in the case of Pedro Rivero’s team, receiving an Odilo FC Cartagena at the Wizink Center that has accumulated two consecutive defeats, but that arrives backed by its classification for the quarterfinals of the Spanish Cup.
A day in which the eyes will also be on the other side of the table, first with the visit of the bottom CB Naturavia Morón to Torrelavega looking for the first of the course against a direct rival like the Alega Cantabria group and, a few hours later, with the HLA Alicante, in turn, is chasing that first victory at the Pazo and against an Ourense Baloncesto team that needs to win so as not to lose positions in a table in which they occupy a privileged position.
No less attractive will be those duels in which the power to definitively move from the middle zone to the upper zone will be at stake, with confrontations such as the visit of Monbus Obradoiro to the demanding Caja Rural Zamora track or the duel of Municipal de Palencia where Súper Agropal Palencia will host Amics Castelló in a sweet moment after three consecutive victories and their place in the Cup quarterfinals.
The day will be completed from the Balearic Islands with a truly valuable duel for its protagonists, a Hestia Menorca vs UEMC Real Valladolid with which both teams will have the opportunity to mark territory in their initial fight for permanence with a victory that could mean a great boost.
FIRST FEB – DAY 8:
Friday, November 15:
– Grupo Alega Cantabria vs CB Naturavia Morón (8:30 p.m.) | LaLiga+
– Super Agropal Palencia vs Amics Castelló (9:00 p.m.) | LaLiga+
Saturday, November 16:
– Caja Rural Zamora vs Monbus Obradoiro (5:30 p.m.) | LaLiga+
– Hestia Menorca vs UEMC Real Valladolid (7:30 p.m.) | LaLiga+
– Club Ourense Basketball vs HLA Alicante (7:30 p.m.) | LaLiga+
– Group Ureta Tizona Burgos vs Alimerka Oviedo (20:00h) | LaLeague+ / MarcaTV
Sunday, November 17:
– Real Betis Bto. vs Silbö San Pablo Burgos (12:30h) | LaLiga+
– Inveready Gipuzkoa vs Flexicar Fuenlabrada (6:00 p.m.) | LaLiga+
– Movistar Estudiantes vs Odilo FC Cartagena (6:30 p.m.) | LaLiga+
