Albacete wraps up the season at Carlos Belmonte with a match against Real Sociedad B. Albacete Balompié will play their final home match of the season against Real Sociedad B. The team is fighting to improve its final standing. The match opens Round 41 of LALIGA Hypermotion.
On Saturday, the Carlos Belmonte stadium hosts Albacete Balompié’s last home game of the season. The team concludes its home fixtures with a match against Real Sociedad B, which opens the 41st round of LALIGA Hypermotion and takes place outside the main round schedule. For Albacete, this is an opportunity to secure a strong finish to the season and surpass last year’s points tally.
Real Sociedad B arrives in Albacete with 46 points, having already secured their place in the division for next season. The Basque club is unbeaten in three consecutive matches, and last week’s draw with CD Mirandes guaranteed their survival ahead of schedule. Now, Real Sociedad B aims to finish the championship with the highest possible points total.
Albacete Balompié goes into the match with three consecutive wins and 12 points from the last 15. The team currently sits mid-table with 56 points and is on the verge of surpassing its 2025 season total. Head coach Alberto González emphasizes the importance of fan support and looks forward to a vibrant end to the year at home.
The match at Carlos Belmonte will be not only a sporting event but also a symbolic end to the season for local fans. The stadium, which since August has been the scene of many emotions, will once again gather supporters to back the team at a crucial moment. As noted by russpain.com, the battle for points in the final rounds of LALIGA Hypermotion remains tense, and teams’ final positions could change until the very end. For more details on the top-of-the-table race, see the article on the battle for promotion to Primera.
For reference: LALIGA Hypermotion is the second most important division in Spanish football, featuring both main and reserve squads of the country’s top clubs. Albacete Balompié is one of the oldest clubs in the La Mancha region, and Carlos Belmonte Stadium is traditionally considered one of the most attended in the division. The final results of the season determine the standings and influence clubs’ plans for the following year.
