The four teams from Murcia will return to the reality of the competition next Sunday after a cup break enjoyed only by Yeclano. The first to return is the Mar Menor, which will visit the sports city of Seville (11.30am) to take on the Seville subsidiary, a team that only accumulates six points out of thirty. San Javier’s also do not arrive with the arrow up after only one draw in the last three days. However, they are still clinging to the play-off, even though it is only one game away from losing that spot.
The other three will also play next Sunday, but then at 5 p.m. Yeclano returns to La Constitución and receives a Sanluqueño who has the same points in the table as those of Adrián Hernández (16) and who, like those of the Altiplano, is having a good moment. They have two wins and two draws in their last four league games as the Yeclanos have gone six without losing.
UCAM, which sits in the middle of the table and which, during its recent visit to Sanlúcar de Barrameda, saw a positive streak that saw it break down the lower zone, will host the Cádiz subsidiary in La Condomina, a team that has won the ‘playoff’ and won the last three games. The best part is that the university students collected 9 of their 13 points at home.
Pepe Aguilar’s Cartagena B, meanwhile, will also have a head-to-head duel with a Xerez fighting to get out of the bottom spots of the table. Both teams have 11 points and are at a similar juncture: the Andalusians have added 8 of the last 15 points in the league, just one more than the black and white subsidiary.
It should be remembered that after the cup break, the competition will resume for five consecutive weeks before the Christmas break. In fact, after the appointment on November 20, the following days will be held on November 27, December 4, 11 and 18, although the latter can be brought forward to the 17th so as not to coincide with the World Cup final in Qatar. The fourth category of Spanish football will return on January 8, 2023, a day when the Mar Menor-UCAM will be played between two teams that must compete for promotion in category.
Source: La Verdad
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