SD Eibar is one match away from closing the second half of the 2025-26 season with a new historic milestone in its professional football journey. With 43 points achieved in 20 matches, the team has already surpassed its best records from any previous half-season, when it reached 41 points in 2021-22 or 39 in 2023-24 and the historic 2013-14 season of promotion to La Liga. Both benchmarks are now surpassed with a record that stands unmatched: this is the best half-season in the club's history.

It's not just about accumulating points. Beñat San José's Eibar has won 13 of its 20 matches played in this second half, also surpassing the 12 victories that set the bar in those previous campaigns. But there is a factor that elevates this record even further: defensive solidity. The team has conceded only 12 goals throughout this half-season, compared to the 21 it allowed in those reference campaigns. The improvement is not marginal; it is structural.

This growth places Eibar in a scenario of maximum demand with real competitive potential. One match remains to close the half-season, the regular season, and the possibility of further extending the historic record and rounding off the season with the playoffs remains open. But the fact is already there, and it is significant: no squad in the club's history had reached this point with these figures in a single half-season.

A decisive contribution to this record comes from the performance at Ipurua. The team has achieved 14 victories at home, equaling its best record in professional football. Turning the stadium into an unyielding fortress is no small feat when aiming to compete in the decisive stretch. Ipurua has once again been one of SD Eibar's greatest assets.