Compostela visit Campo do Vao this Sunday to face Coruxo in their twenty-fifth round of the Second Federation, kicking off at 12:00.
Coruxo come hungry for victory in their next match in the Second Federation after losing their last match against Marino Luanco with a score of 1-0. In addition, the locals have won seven of the 24 games played so far, with a streak of 24 goals in favor and 21 against.
For their part, Compostela had to settle for a 0-0 draw against Polvorín in their last game, so they will try to continue adding points to their qualifying table against Coruxo. So far, in the 24 games the team has played in the Second Federation, they have won 12 of them with a balance of 32 goals scored against 15 conceded.
As a local, Coruxo has won twice, lost five times and drawn four times in 11 games played so far, so they will have to defend their goal if they don’t want to lose more points in the tournament. At home, Compostela have a record of six wins, three losses and three draws in the 12 games they have played so far, so they are a formidable rival away from home for the locals to face.
Analyzing the situation of these teams in the qualifying table of the Second Federation, it can be seen that, before the match, Compostela leads Coruxo with a difference of 15 points. Javier Maté’s team is in thirteenth place with 29 points in his locker. While rival Compostela is in second place with 44 points.
Source: La Verdad
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