esDivisión de Honor Plata

Standings and schedule of Spain's 2nd men's handball division (Flashscore).

Alicante — a handball foundation founded in 1979, a reference club in Spanish handball's youth development.

Pamplona — the club plays at the Pabellón Anaitasuna, built in 1971 and nicknamed "the cathedral of handball".

Barcelona — the reserve team of FC Barcelona Handbol, Spain and Europe's most successful handball club.

Oviedo — the club won six consecutive Copa Principado de Balonmano titles (2020-2025).

Benidorm — a club from the Costa Blanca, playing home matches at the Palau d'Esports l'Illa de Benidorm.

Guadalajara — a club relegated from the top-flight ASOBAL to Plata.

Huesca — an Aragonese club playing at the Palacio Municipal de Deportes, with a capacity of almost 5,000.

Zamora — a club founded in 2001, with a large youth academy.

Pontevedra — a multi-sport club founded in 1964.

Antequera — an Andalusian club from a town famous for its prehistoric dolmens.

Eivissa (Ibiza) — a handball club from the Balearic Islands, full name Handbol Club Eivissa.

A Coruña — a club founded in 1952, playing at the Pabellón San Francisco Javier.

Santander — a Cantabrian club, also known as Balonmano Sinfín.

Burgos — a club founded in 2005, affiliated with the University of Burgos (UBU).

Zaragoza — an Aragonese club, promoted to Plata for the 2025/26 season.

Zarautz — a Basque club, back in Plata for the 2026/27 season (it also played there in 2024/25).