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Uncategorized · Sep 4, 2026

MRB MÓSTOLES FSF OPENS THE LEAGUE AT HOME AGAINST A DEMANDING STV ROLDÁN

The team begins its league competition this Saturday against one of the regulars in the fight for the title playoff

The moment has arrived. After weeks of preparation, work, and fine-tuning, the MRB Móstoles FSF They face their first league match this Saturday. And they will do so in front of their home fans, at the Eva Manguán Pavilion, with the aim of starting the season with good feelings.

The match will kick off this Saturday the 5th at 11:00 am, with the cameras of RTVE present (the meeting can be followed live through the application of RTVE playand will have in front of him a STV Roldán which represents a first test of the highest demand.

The team managed by Patri Chamorro The team has completed a good week of training, focused on arriving at the league opener in the best possible condition. Intensity, tactical work, and specific preparation have marked the final days before a match that represents the true starting point of the competition.

Chamorro will have virtually his entire squad available. The only question mark will be... Riverawho is awaiting the results of an MRI scan after having to withdraw from training last week.

A very demanding rival

The premiere will not be easy. STV Roldán It has established itself in recent seasons as one of the regular teams in the playoff group for the title, a circumstance that speaks volumes about the level of the Murcia team.

Furthermore, Roldán has a squad of enormous quality, with experienced and talented players, and several footballers are internationals with Spain.

Therefore, the match will demand MRB Móstoles FSF's best performance from the first minute. Concentration, intensity, defensive solidarity, and composure on the ball will be some of the necessary ingredients to compete against an opponent accustomed to playing at the highest level.

But if there's one thing the team has shown during this preseason, it's that they are ready to compete.

Now it's time to move all that work to the stage that really matters: the League.