Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto travel to Pamplona with eighth place in their sights
Tomorrow, Saturday, from 8 p.m., Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto face Anaitasuna of Pamplona in their final away match of the 2014–2015 season. The red-and-whites face a difficult challenge: causing an upset at La Catedral against opponents who hope to secure what would be the best season in their history, and...
2015-05-15 Tomorrow, Saturday, from 8 p.m., Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto face Anaitasuna of Pamplona in their final away match of the 2014–2015 season.
The red-and-whites face a difficult challenge in causing an upset at La Catedral against opponents hoping to secure what would be the best season in their history and confirm fourth place, which would take them into Europe without having to wait for the result of the Copa del Rey Final Four. The Pamplona side have spent the whole week trying to turn their home ground into a cauldron and produce a historic full house, against a Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto side who have completed their main objectives but still hope to reach eighth place, currently occupied by Bada Huesca.
For the match, the red-and-white manager continues to have a full medical room, although fortunately these problems have arisen with mathematical survival secured. Bernatonis, Alvarez and Alegre are confirmed absentees, while Tarrasó remains doubtful and it is not known whether he will be available.
As for new faces, another youth player will line up in Pamplona: Chema Piró, who together with Juan Antonio Sarió has strengthened the depleted red-and-white first line following the aforementioned injuries and the absence of Diego Roque, who is playing for PAN Moguer in their promotion bid to the División de Honor Plata.
One final away match for the red-and-whites, who will have no pressure on them and can use the intensity of the Pamplona side against them, upsetting the celebration plans expected by the Navarrese supporters.
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