Badminton Huesca vs Ravachol: Permanence Battle | Radio Huesca

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The Iberdrola Top 10 of the Badminton Club League of the Honor Division has entered its decisive phase and the three remaining days there is a lot at stake. Badminton Huesca la Magia wants to take one more step towards permanence and to do so they should win this Sunday in Pontevedra where they will play at the Manuel Coto Ferreiro Sports Pavilion.

It is a complicated exit if we look at the classification and the Galicians are second with 12 points, tied with the leader Cartagena. Third is Badminton Huesca la Magia with 6 points, the same as Ibiza, which is fourth and closes the table of this Group B Rinconada de Sevilla with zero points.

Ricardo Mollinedo’s team travels with Alejandro Gállego, Gonzalo Isábal, Nacho Cervelló and Finh Busch in boys and with Susana Ogden, Yasmine Hamza and Sonia Martínez in girls.

In the first leg, the result was 3-4 with a tight score and the fact that all the matches are being decided by the minimum is what gives rise to some hope of adding a good score in Pontevedra, despite Ravachol’s potential.

Aragonese League

All this on a weekend in which the Aragonese Badminton League begins with the presence of four clubs from the province, Bádminton Huesca, WW Osca, Binéfar and Barbastro. The first day takes place in Utrillas this Saturday and then in Alfajarín on March 14 and in Binéfar on April 11. where the three planned days will take place.

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