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Liga ASOBAL
Official site of Spain's top handball league — fixtures, results, standings.
asobal.es
Ademar León
León — founded in 1956, winners of the EHF Cup and the Cup Winners' Cup.
ademar.com
Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil
Puente Genil — an Andalusian club named after its founder, Ángel Ximénez.
clubbalonmanopuentegenil.es
Atlético Valladolid
Valladolid — founded in 2014, promoted to Liga ASOBAL after just two years.
atleticovalladolid.es
Balonmano Cuenca
Cuenca — named Ciudad Encantada after the region's famous rock formations.
bmciudadencantada.es
Bidasoa Irún
Irún — two-time Spanish champions and 1995 EHF Champions League winners.
cdbidasoa.eus
BM Alicante
Alicante — returned to the top flight in 2025 after a 33-year absence.
eonalicante.com
BM Granollers
Granollers — a Catalan club and regular European cup participant.
bmgranollers.cat
BM Nava
Nava de la Asunción — a small Segovia town with a top-flight club.
balonmanonava.com
BM Torrelavega
Torrelavega — a Cantabrian club founded in 2002.
balonmanotorrelavega.com
Caserío Ciudad Real
Ciudad Real — founded by fans in 2011 after the original club relocated to Madrid.
balonmanocaserio.com
FC Barcelona
Barcelona — the most successful club in history, a multiple EHF Champions League winner.
fcbarcelona.com
Frigoríficos del Morrazo
Cangas do Morrazo — a Galician club named after its fishing-industry sponsor.
balonmancangas.com
Logroño La Rioja
Logroño — founded in 2003, playing at the Palacio de los Deportes de La Rioja.
asobal.es
Puerto Sagunto
Puerto Sagunto — a Valencian club founded in 1951, in Liga ASOBAL since 2012–13.
cbmpuertosagunto.com
Sevilla BM Proin
Seville — the first Seville club in history to reach the top handball division.
asobal.es
Villa de Aranda
Aranda de Duero — a Burgos club, in Liga ASOBAL since 2012–13.
bmvilladearanda.com