They have to beat Valdepeñas by a difference of 2 or more points in the caldera of the Virgen de la Cabeza not to say goodbye to the season
An activation session, yesterday at the Palacio de Deportes, served the Jimbee Cartagena coaching staff to cheer the squad on the memory of the nine times they beat their rivals by a difference of two or more goals. That’s exactly what Duda’s men need to conquer the match against Valdepeñas, next Sunday at 8 p.m., in the Virgen de la Cabeza.
The club made an exercise of conscience to remember that nothing is lost, despite the 1-2 scoop in the first leg of the quarter-finals. To do this, Duda and the rest of his assistants insisted on regaining the success that the locker room has shown all season. With 100 goals in the regular season, Jimbee is the second team to score the most behind Barcelona. On Sunday, a goal difference win would mean extra time; and would give the pass to the semi-finals in the event of a greater advantage.
The matches against Córdoba (3-1), Inter (2-5), Palma (3-1), Santa Coloma (4-1), Betis (1-4), Xota (8-1), Manzanares (1 – 6), Levante (6-2) and recently Valdepeñas himself (2-0) are moments to hold on to. The team is going through a particularly fat moment in the game and has seen its ability to see the door diminish drastically, partly due to the injuries to Javivi and Andresito. He has only achieved that twice in the last nineteen games. In addition, the Jimbee has four games without a win. The dynamics are bad at the key moment.
On Sunday, the caldera of the Virgen de la Cabeza awaits, which will overflow with two thousand spectators. On this track, Valdepeñas have won 11 of their 15 games and lost only twice because of a result that would keep them out of the play-offs. It was against Barcelona (2-4) and Inter (3-5), two giants.
The Jimbee is taking on this challenge in the Virgen de la Cabeza with very little support from their fans. At the end of this edition, only 30 had registered for the bus that will be chartered to Valdepeñas. The deadline is this afternoon. The club would be willing to reimburse part of the travel costs.
Source: La Verdad
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