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Barcelona to dominate 2026 Water Polo Queen's Cup with four teams

CN Sant Andreu will defend their title in Sabadell as four Barcelona-based clubs qualify for the final eight.

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The city of Barcelona will have a major presence at the 2026 Water Polo Queen's Cup, scheduled to take place from March 6 to 8 at the Can Llong pool in Sabadell.

Four local clubs have qualified for the tournament: CN Sant Andreu, CN Atlètic-Barceloneta, CE Mediterrani, and CN Catalunya. These teams finished among the top eight in the Honor Division after the first half of the season. CN Sant Andreu enters the competition as the defending champion, seeking their third consecutive title.
The final draw will be held on February 25 at the High Council for Sports in Madrid. The tournament features an all-Catalan lineup, including CN Sabadell, CN Mataró, CN Terrassa, and CN Sant Feliu.

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