Sestao River wants to redeem itself with a blow on the table

The Sestao River only thinks of adding three at a time after the setback suffered last Sunday against Náxara. The green-black side fell 2-1 to a rival that occupies the relegation places, thus leaving behind a streak of eight games without knowing defeat. The Sestaotarras want to redeem themselves as soon as possible and will try to do it today in a challenge of maximum difficulty. They receive at 18:00 hours a Osasuna Promesas who is third in the league and is the only team in the group that remains undefeated after completing the first third of the league. It will not be easy, but they will fight to prevail in a direct duel for promotion.

The last defeat of the Sestao River was as hard as it was unexpected. Aitor Calle tries to take weight off it, stating that “we have to assume it as one more part of the road, there will be bumps and potholes, even if it is not what we are looking for.” After a first half where the green and black were better, but the chances did not materialize, Náxara took two shots shortly after the break. Ibrahima Dieng closed the gap, although it did not serve to add. The reading of the Bilbao coach is that “we did not have the necessary success when we were superior and then we were condemned two errors.” Now it’s time to turn the page and get back on the path of victory.

They will not have anything easy and it is that today they will have in front of one of the most solvent teams in the league such as Osasuna Promesas. Aitor Calle remarks that his rival “does not renounce having the ball, they combine a lot in the attack zone and have a lot of danger from midfield up.” The rojillo subsidiary has great names of its own in its ranks. The most prominent is Aimar Oroz, who has already made his debut in the First Division and has made the last three preseason with the first team. Likewise, the coach of the Sestaotarras also highlights the potential of wingers Iker Benito and Pau Martínez.

The only undefeated

For the moment, practically things could not be better for the Navarrese. They are in third position after winning five games and drawing another six. They haven’t lost yet. It is the only undefeated team in the group and one of the only three in the entire Second RFEF together with Compostela and Córdoba. Still, the Sestao River does not throw in the towel or settle for signing the tables. They are determined to “achieve what no other team has achieved so far”, as reflected by Aitor Calle. To do this, “we have to be ourselves again, be brave, intense, solid behind and be right when we should,” he adds.

The undoubted thing is that this will be a clash between two heavyweights. Two clear candidates for promotion. They are in third and fourth position, separated only by two points. In addition, they have cross dynamics. Sestao River is one of the best home teams in the group. Nobody has beaten him in Las Llanas, where he has won four wins and only one draw. However, he will face an Osasuna Promises who is the best visitor of the whole group. He also accumulates 13 points away from home after four victories and a draw. Therefore, one of the two streaks could be cut. Aitor Calle has the entire squad at his disposal except for the injured Ander Blanco, Pepe Blanco and Bittor Isuskiza.