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The RFEH concentrates all the matches on Sunday, April 12 and leaves several direct matches for both the playoff and permanence in the two top Spanish leagues.
April 10, 2026 · 1 min read · StickAtlas Desk
A complete Sunday that can move almost the entire table
The official preview of the RFEH makes it clear that matchday 16 is not just another date. In the Iberdrola League, Real Club de Campo visits Atlètic Terrassa in a duel that fully affects the fight for the Final4, while Polo and Club Egara cross ambitions in Barcelona with second place still open. Further down, Taburiente and Castelldefels face a match that weighs heavily in the race for salvation.
In the women's competition, the main focuses are on Atlètic-Club de Campo and Polo-Egara, two matches with a direct impact on the noble zone.
Junior host Sardinero knowing they cannot let points slip if they are to keep pushing near the top.
In the lower part, Taburiente-Castelldefels has double value because it can change the breath of the two projects.
The IATI League also leaves no respite. The Madrid derby between Sanse and Club de Campo, the Polo-Egara and Atlètic's visit to Santander make for an important Sunday in the fight for the playoff. At the same time, Taburiente starts one of his last opportunities to get out of the red lantern against Barça. When the federation presents a day like this, the message is evident: the final stretch is already played with real scores.
Spain
News
The RFEH presented the parallel program of the Copa del Rey and Reina Iberdrola in the Junior Club, with the intention of turning the weekend of April 24 to 26 into a party open to the entire community.
Netherlands
The official preview focuses on Oranje-Rood-Bloemendaal, on Den Bosch's attempt to punish Rotterdam again and on a Saturday in which Kampong does not want to give room.
