The Second Federation day opens with three matches in Group 5, where teams compete for position in the table and the possibility of promotion. The first match, at 4:00 p.m., pits Calamocha against the Girona reserve, while at 4:00 p.m. Ebro hosts SD Logroñés at the Municipal La Amozara. The third match, at 5:00 p.m., takes place at the Municipal La Salera, with Náxara as a visitor to Utebo. Each match promises emotions and crucial decisions for teams seeking to consolidate their position in the competition.
Calamocha, which is in a fighting zone, needs a victory to change its fortunes and prevent the day from becoming a borderline for its coach Sergio Lagunas. The team will not have the players Quique and Torcal, while Girona B, led by Ángel Donato, is looking for its second consecutive victory after beating Náxara. Girona B faces the absence of Aimar due to suspension and Pol Arnau, Sarasa and Gorosabel due to injury. The match will be played on the Jumaya field, with a referee appointed by the Valencian Commission.
Ebro, who have suffered two consecutive defeats and are out of the playoffs, are looking for a reaction against SD Logroñés. Javier Genovés' team returns to its stadium after losing in Manresa and after drawing 0-0 with Terrassa. SD Logroñés, with four points, is still looking for its first win. The red and white team are affected by the lack of goals and Albert Aguilà's team needs more punch. Brandon will be out for sure due to appendicitis, while Oussama, who recovered from an injury, could return to the starting lineup. The match will be held at the Municipal La Amozara, with the referee Adrià Vicente Delmar.
Náxara and Utebo face each other at the Municipal La Salera, where the teams compete for the three points. Arturo Guerra's men have created chances, but their lack of goals is alarming, with only three goals scored, two of them from Iker Landín. At least they recover Lleyda and Viti, who have served two suspension matches after their expulsion. Coach Javi Juárez, with the help of Dani García and Jorge Rodríguez, leads the team with the intention of overcoming the lack of goals and seeking victory. The referee designated for the match is Sergio Salazar Castaño, with the Cantabrian Commission as a reference.