Federación Española de Baloncesto lanza la web de competiciones FEB

The 2026/27 basketball season officially tips off this weekend with the Supercopa LF Endesa and the opening round of the Primera FEB, prompting the Federación Española de Baloncesto (FEB) to launch the beta version of its redesigned competition web portal. Announced by the FEB communications department, the new digital platform modernizes statistical tracking across the governing body’s national leagues.

A New Digital Hub for Spanish Basketball Competitions

The revamped platform went live on Friday, coinciding with the season’s opening fixture at Son Moix. Designed to streamline how fans, analysts, and clubs follow federative leagues, the site consolidates comprehensive data streams into a single interface. Users can access live results, detailed league standings, advanced team and player statistics, and extensive performance rankings.

The infrastructure upgrades introduce granular match breakdowns, including play-by-play logs, individual player impact leaders, live scoring momentum charts, and visual shot charts.

Opening Weekend Action Across Spain

Competitive action tips off simultaneously across multiple fronts this weekend. Alongside the launch of the Primera FEB calendar, the elite women’s circuit gets underway with the Supercopa LF Endesa. Meanwhile, the Copa España reaches its third round of fixtures, maintaining a busy schedule for clubs nationwide.

Federación Española de Baloncesto lanza la web de competiciones FEB

The rollout of the federation’s new digital architecture will continue in phases. The FEB confirmed that dedicated portals for the remaining national divisions—including LF Challenge, Segunda FEB, and Tercera FEB—will launch next week, completing the transition across all federative categories.

What Comes Next

Fans can access the updated statistics and live match centers directly through the official Federación Española de Baloncesto portal.

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