The two ElPozo players spend a morning with the 5th grade students in a week competing against Betis
Yesterday ElPozo Murcia Costa Cálida FS players Ricardo Mayor and Juan Bosco ‘Molina’ visited the 5th grade students of CEIP Juan XXIII of Murcia as part of the initiative of the charcuterie club ‘ElPozo al Cole’. The students got to know the players, the club and professional football better through questions they prepared, as did the teachers. They also enjoyed a ‘partidillo’ in the schoolyard where the students as well as Ricardo and Molina had a great time.
In addition, the players gave the school children a shirt signed by the entire team as a souvenir and free tickets to see ElPozo on November 20 against CA Osasuna Magna at the Palacio de los Deportes in Murcia.
The men of Javi Rodríguez now have an intense week ahead of them with three games to add three to three in the league and settle the cup game at home against Sala 10 Zaragoza, who now plays in the Second Division. Thus, after visiting the Real Betis Futsal pitch this Sunday at noon and on LaLiga Sports TV (matchday 8 of the League), ElPozo returns to Murcia to prepare for the third round of the Copa del Rey against the address team (Wednesday 16 November at 7 p.m.). And on Sunday 20 November he will receive Osasuna Magna in the palace, also at 12:00.
In ElPozo, there is a lot of optimism after the three consecutive wins that have taken the team from the bottom of the table and placed it fourth, just two points behind second, Mallorca Futsal. Felipe Valerio, who captains Granada in the absence of Fernando due to injury, said this week that “the squad has been working from the first day of the pre-season so that this moment comes and the clear goal is to be at the top. off the table throughout the competition, recalling that “this team is made to win and this [ser cuartos] It’s not enough for us, we’ll keep working to get new victories and win titles this year,” he said.
«After our trip to Noia, our calendar was Barça, Jaén and Mallorca Futsal. We have won all three games and we are happy about that, but on Sunday we played a very tough game against Real Betis. We have to keep adding three by three,” said the ElPozo Murcia player.
Source: La Verdad
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