A Dream of 17 Games and an Uncertain Future

Europa closes 2025 undefeated at home: a dream of 17 games and an uncertain future

The union of a loyal fan and an unbeatable team marks the end of an era at Municipal Nou Sardenya

The 2025 season has been historic for the Europe. The team closed the year at its home in Municipal Nou Sardenya with an impressive record of 17 games without defeat in the league competition. With a balance of 14 wins and 3 draws, the escapuladas have accumulated a total of 34 goals in favor while they have only conceded 8, standing out as one of the most solid teams in the leagues where they compete, both in Second Federation as in First Federation.

This achievement not only reflects the quality of the team, but also the dedication and strong support of its unconditional fans. The atmosphere in the stadium has been electrifying, with full houses on several occasions, turning each match into a celebration of football and the club's identity.

“We have felt the unconditional support of our people in every game, that is what has driven us to achieve this feat” — declared the team captain after the last game of the season.

Bittersweet farewell to Nou Sardenya

However, the joy of this feat is accompanied by a melancholic tinge. A regulation that has been perceived as unfair forces Europa to leave its beloved stadium, and will play its last league match at Nou Sardenya next January 10 against Alcorcón, at 2:00 p.m.. This game will mark the end of a golden stage in the club's history, as exile will be the team's inevitable destiny after the restrictions imposed.

Change of scene

A week after its farewell, the Europa will move to its new temporary home in Can Dragówhere they will face the current leader of the group, Atlético Madrileño, led by former soccer player Fernando Torres. This change represents not only a new stage for the team, but also a considerable challenge in adapting to a different environment.

Results and notable scorers

In Second Federation

12/1: Europe – Atlético Baleares, 3-1 (Julián Mahicas (2) and Adnane)
1/26: Europe – Terrassa, 1-0 (Álex Cano)
9/2: Europe – Valencia Mestalla, 0-0
2/23: Europe – Espanyol B, 2-1 (Albert Martí and Adnane)
9/3: Europe – Ibiza Pitiusas Islands, 2-1 (Álex Cano, 2)
3/23: Europe – Cornellà, 1-0 (Álex Pla)
6/4: Europe – Sabadell, 2-1 (Jordi Cano, 2)
4/20: Europe – Alzira, 4-0 (Álex Cano, Adnane, Èric Pimentel, and Sergi Pastells)
4/5: Europe – Mallorca B, 5-0 (Álex Cano, Urbina, Julián Mahicas (2) and Èric Pimentel)

In First Federation

6/9: Europe – Sevilla Atlético, 1-1 (Óscar Vacas)
9/20: Europe – Gimnàstic Tarragona, 2-0 (Jordi Cano, 2)
4/10: Europe – Marbella, 2-1 (Adnane and Jordi Cano)
10/18: Europe – Eldense, 1-1 (Jordi Cano)
1/11: Europe – Atlético Sanluqueño, 2-1 (Jordi Cano, 2)
11/16: Europe – Cartagena, 2-0 (Arnau Campeny and Meshak)
11/28: Europe – Sabadell, 2-0 (Khalid, 2)
12/12: Europe – Antequera, 2-0 (Jordi Cano and Álex Cano)

Reflections on the impact of this farewell

The closing of Nou Sardenya It will leave a palpable void in both the players and the fans. This venue has been more than just a stadium; It has been a home, a place where unforgettable memories have been made after each game. Things will not be easy for the escapulados, who will have to adapt to their new reality outside the walls of the Nou Sardenya while seeking to maintain the momentum of their successful journey.

The culture and passion for football in Spain have proven to be a fundamental pillar in the lives of those who make up the fan community. Now more than ever, the club will face additional pressure due to the change of scenery and the expectation of continuing to compete at the highest level, in a context where the feeling of belonging remains key.

It is time for the Europa fans to show that their loyalty goes beyond a stadium and continue to provide the necessary support for the team to maintain its essence and achieve new successes in its new headquarters.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How many games will Europe win in 2025? 14 victories.
What is the new temporary stadium of Europe? Can Dragó.
When will the last match be played at Nou Sardenya? On January 10 at 2:00 p.m.
Who does Europa play against in its first match at Can Dragó? Against Atlético Madrid.
What regulations have led Europa to abandon Nou Sardenya? A regulation considered unfair.
How many goals did Europe concede in 2025? Only 8 goals in the entire league.
Who is the leader of the group in which Europa competes? Atlético Madrid.
What was the result of the last match played at the Nou Sardenya? 3-1 against Atlético Baleares.
How many draws did Europa have in 2025? 3 ties.
Which players stood out as scorers this season? Álex Cano, Jordi Cano and Julián Mahicas.