IES La Orden vs Astures: Competition & Leadership

He IES La Orden Badminton Club resume the league Top 10 Iberdrola this saturday January 10 after a break of almost two months. The Huelva team will face the Astures in Gijón on the fifth day, a key match to close the first round of the regular phase and consolidate their leadership in Group A.

An unprecedented duel for first place

He albiazul combination arrives like leader of Group Atied at 6 points with Alicante Intercity y Oviedo. For his part, the Astures club occupies the fourth position in the classification. This will be the first confrontation in history between both clubs, since the Asturian team competes for first time in the Honor Division.

The technician from Huelva, Paco Ojedahas highlighted the difficulty of returning to the competition after such a long break, but is confident in his team’s ability to take the three points. “After this long break it is difficult to get back into the rhythm of the league, but we trust in our experience to bring us victory to Huelva, strengthen our leadership and fulfill our goal of qualifying as first in the group during the regular phase,” says the coach.

“We trust in our experience to bring us victory to Huelva.”

Paco Ojeda

Coach of IES La Orden

Schedule and where to watch the game

The match will be played at La Tejerona Sports Pavilion in Gijón on Saturday from 17:00 hours. Fans will be able to follow the game live through the channel YouTube of the Spanish Badminton Federation.

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