The Lleida Llista proclaimed itself yesterday champion of the Europe Cup after defeating Calafell by 1 to 2 in the final, a triumph that places the Lleida club at the historical summit of the continental competition.
The Lleida team resolved the match with a brace from Sebas Moncusí, decisive in a final that once again places the team among the references of European roller hockey. With this victory, Llista conquers its fourth European title in the former CERS Cup, today called Europe Cup.
Continental record for the Leridan club
The new title allows Lleida Llista to become the club with the most Europe Cup trophies in Europe. It thus surpasses historical entities like Barcelos, Liceo, and Novara, until now among the great references of the competition's roll of honor.
The conquest of this final also confirms the regularity of the Lleida sports project on the international scene. The team has reached four consecutive European finals, an unusual sequence in continental hockey and one that reinforces its competitive weight in recent years.
A sustained trajectory in Europe
The previous titles of Lleida Llista arrived in 2018, 2019 and 2021. The last of them was lifted in Andorra. Now it adds a new cup to a particularly outstanding stage for the entity, which has also signed its seventh presence in a Final Four in just nine years.
The success arrives, furthermore, in a season of strong symbolic significance for the club, since it coincides with the acts of the entity's 75th anniversary. The victory against Calafell adds a new chapter to one of the most brilliant stages in the history of Lleida Llista and reinforces its condition as a European reference.