Javi Rodríguez’s men visit the difficult Antequera pitch with the challenge of being as competitive at home as they have been in their games at the Palace
ElPozo Murcia Costa Cálida today faces one of the great sensations of the competition, such as the Besoccer UMA from Antequera. The two teams are trying to make sure they are in the top eight and while ElPozo’s play is somewhat erratic away from home, it looks like Javi Rodríguez’s men are arriving prepared for a complicated clash. And it is that the Murcians have only won once at home so far. And the people of Malaga are strong towards their fans.
Javi Rodríguez, coach of El Pozo, assessed his team’s confrontation against Jimbee Cartagena in the quarter-finals of the Spanish Cup yesterday before talking about today’s confrontation in Antequera. “I think it’s good to face Jimbee since with them we haven’t shown that we’re inferior [aunque han perdido los dos derbis disputados esta temporada contra los de Duda] and I have faith in the group. These are important moments and I think the team will be fine in the cup. In fact, I see them well,” he said of the match on February 10 in Granada.
As for this afternoon’s game against Besoccer UMA Antequera, Javi Rodríguez knows the danger of this match. “In the first round here at home they beat us. It’s a hard-working team that stands on its own, but I keep saying what I said months ago: we’re going to win because we have to be there and fight for the titles,” he repeated.
“I see the team as good, I invite you to come to a training and see how we train. All players know we have to move on. There is nothing about transfers and he will not see it, this is the selection that I have and there will be none until the end of the season, “the coach settled on a market that is still open.
Source: La Verdad
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