Although Manchego is in its first season in the Second Federation, the truth is that it is doing well to maintain the category. Those from Ciudad Real have been fighting to escape relegation until the last day, but the victory of the Cádiz reserve team against La Unión condemned them to the play-out position despite their victory against Yeclano, second in Group 4.
The blues share a characteristic with Avilés: they are subscribed to a draw. Proof of this is their good streak at the end of the season, which has allowed them to have one more bullet to maintain the category. And the fact is that the Castilian-La Mancha team have only lost one of their last fourteen matches, the one they had four days ago at home against Antoniano. The rest of the matches are divided into nine draws and four victories, several of them against teams from the upper zone such as the 1-1 with Sevilla Atlético (group leader), the 2-1 victory against Orihuela (fourth classified) or the last draw at home against the Betis reserve team (fifth placed).
Names like José Ramón “Choche” or Carlos Mena, captains and players raised in the city, are the highlights of the team, which during the winter market suffered a disbandment of players due to non-payments by the club. Even his coach, Jon Erice, packed his bags to go to Rayo Majadahonda. After the arrival of a new collaborator in the month of January, the club was able to redirect the situation, trying to get new players with whom they now want to achieve salvation.
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2024-05-07 02:00:34
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