A reset Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto seek victory in Cuenca

Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto begin the second half of the BAUHAUS ASOBAL 2015-2016 league season tomorrow, Saturday, from 18:30 at El Sargal against Globalcaja Ciudad Encantada.

As IT technicians always say when a device is not quite functioning, the red-and-white team have sought a “reset” during this classic winter break in the Asobal League. Milos’s arrival on the red-and-white bench, together with rest, recovery and a second pre-season, have recharged the batteries of a group that had become mired in a deep depression in its play and spirit.

The Valencian red-and-whites are looking for the keys to escape the relegation places and, above all, to regain their rhythm and connection with their supporters on a court that has treated them well in recent seasons, with two consecutive victories. Their supporters are always behind the team, as demonstrated by the hundred or so fans who will back them in the always-fiery Sargal arena. It will be another reunion between the Pe Marea Rojiblanca and Pe Furia Conquense, who will only be opponents during the sixty minutes of the match, given the excellent relationship between them.

Nikola Milos has all his players available for this match, with the exception of goalkeeper Ibrahim Moral, still recovering from a hand injury, and with the question of whether the Balkan coach will field Franco-Moroccan Seuf Sayad, who joined the red-and-white squad yesterday after representing Morocco in the Africa Cup. Compared with the most recent league matches, Alegre returns after recovering from his injury.

After a winter pre-season full of doubts, the men from Cuenca return to their Sargal fortress with renewed determination and are joining forces to put the red-and-whites five points behind, as a defeat would draw them even further into the relegation battle. It is a very special match because of the exchange of players between the two sides: Valles and Samuel have worn the red-and-white shirt, while Corzo, Sorrentino and Bruixola know what it is like to play at El Sargal as home players.

Nikola Milos said in his pre-match remarks: “I hope the intensity and work the lads have put in this month will be visible on the court. A very difficult match awaits us, but our team will not let its supporters down. We must give every last drop of blood, and then we will be closer to taking the victory.”

In short, a high-voltage clash, the first of the fifteen remaining matches that will determine whether Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto’s Valencian project in Asobal secures another year in the league of the best.

Translation produced using artificial intelligence.