The grand finale of the Liga Hypermotion season is upon us, with the last round of matches set to decide the fate of teams vying for a coveted spot in Spain's top football league. While Levante has already secured its promotion to the Primera División, the race for the second direct promotion slot and the playoff positions remains fiercely competitive, all to be resolved this Sunday evening.

Elche stands on the brink of glory, holding the second position with 74 points. Victory against Deportivo de La Coruña, who have nothing at stake, would cement their ascension. However, a slip-up could open the door for Oviedo or Mirandés to challenge for the direct promotion, otherwise ensuring their playoff participation.

The suspense intensifies for Oviedo, Mirandés, Racing de Santander, Almería, and Granada, all of whom face a complex web of possibilities. Oviedo and Mirandés are neck-and-neck, tied at 72 points. Both teams must win to keep Elche under pressure for the second spot, yet their playoff participation is secure due to a four-point cushion over Racing de Santander.

Oviedo enjoys the home advantage against Cádiz, placed eleventh with little to gain. Meanwhile, Mirandés travels to confront Cartagena, already relegated after a dismal season. Racing de Santander, sitting fifth with 68 points, is playoff-bound but lacks a shot at direct promotion. They face a crucial clash against Granada, who are desperately eyeing the sixth playoff position, currently occupied by Almería with 66 points.

Granada's fate hinges on defeating Racing while hoping for an Almería stumble against Tenerife, a team already relegated with a mere 36 points. Victory is imperative for Almería to retain their playoff spot.

As Sunday evening unfolds, these pivotal matches, commencing at 18:30, will determine which four teams will compete for the final ascension slot to the Primera División. The playoffs will occur over two legs, with semifinals on June 7-8 and return matches on June 11-12. The ultimate showdown for the third promotion spot will be a two-legged final, played on June 15 and 21, revealing the last team to ascend to the pinnacle of Spanish football.