“The distance on the board won’t confuse us,” says the Jimbee engineer; “We are not regular”, admits the first
It’s tomorrow when ElPozo Murcia and Jimbee Cartagena meet again in the regional derby (Murcia Sports Palace, 1:00 PM). Both teams, in very different dynamics, will try to secure a win that is always worth just over three points.
The Cartagena attend the game in second place, eleven points behind the Murcia squad, sixth and one game less, a distance rarely seen in previous seasons. Still, “we’re not going to get confused,” Jimbee Cartagena coach Duda said yesterday.
The Brazilian, who knows the delicatessen like no other, knows that ElPozo is a team that never sleeps. A good example is the first match between the two teams, where Giustozzi’s men took the lead by coming back from the match in Cartagena.
“We know they can improve the level they give. They are one penalty kick away from winning a title; We didn’t have that opportunity. It’s a team made to win trophies, a powerful team that we respect one hundred percent. We are conscientiously preparing the game,” the Cartagena stand said yesterday.
In addition, Duda recalled that “Cartagena has not won Futsal, with no sponsor, since 2007” at the Murcian Palace, a fact that he will try to turn around without Juanpi, Andresito, Javi Mínguez and Fer Drasler. Instead, Solano will return. In addition, the Jimbee coach recalled his counterpart, Diego Giustozzi, who is unable to lead his team from the sidelines due to a family member’s health problem. “I’m sending you a big hug and hopefully everything will be resolved soon,” Duda wished.
For his part, Vinicius, the Argentine’s second-in-command, was the one who recorded the witness in the press room yesterday. And the Brazilian confessed that “we have to be organized both offensively and defensively” to win the award.
Vinicius also acknowledged that “we haven’t been regular”, which has “cost them a lot of points”. However, the former ElPozo player knows that this derby is “an opportunity” to close the gap against “a rival who is above us in the standings”, as well as an unparalleled opportunity to restore lost morale.
“They are very good. I have seen a lot of their matches and it is a team with the Duda characteristics. They are very good at set pieces, vertical and have players who have known each other for years,” concludes Vinicius.
Source: La Verdad
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