The UD Las Palmas will begin the restart of the preparation schedule this Wednesday for the meeting this Holy Sunday at the Gran Canaria Stadium against Real Oviedo. The islanders will face around 20,000 fans in one of their last four home games before concluding the LaLiga Smartbank and with the ability to upload directly in LaLiga Santander.
The coach of UD Las Palmas, Xavier Garcia Pepperthe players want to play against Real Oviedo remember that you cannot despise a rival precisely because of the complicated situation it is going through. Last weekend, a well-run Real Oviedo that had been reduced to nothing stopped Éibar at the hands of Sergi Enrich. He The match in Las Palmas against Oviedo will be like a final given that, to win, not everything is said in front of the aspirations of the yellow club.
An Oviedo that stopped Éibar. In Asturias, the Real Oviedo winger Juanfran Moreno is the main novelty of a training session that began this Tuesday and was marked by absence of goalkeeper Quentin Braat, low due to contracture.
He Real Oviedo midfielder Víctor Camarasa this Tuesday he appreciated the good line of the blue team in the last days – the victory against Leganés, defeat at the bottom in Granada andPlay against the leaders, Eibar- and stressed that it is “beneficial for the team to suggest more on the ball, because we have the players to do it.”
maid he praised the carbayón team’s game against Éibar, a team with which he finally tied after being “good in general” and all this despite the fact that he was the leader, a rival from the Canary Islands “who has good players and knows exactly what he’s playing”.
Personally, Camarasa is very clear about what he needs now that finally, after a hard test, he feels like a footballer again and it is nothing more than playing more minutes: “It’s been a long time since I felt like I was a footballer, and now I won’t stay there, I demand more of myself always and I want and want to play more”.
Source: La Verdad
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