More than 600 kilometers separate A Coruña and Fuenlabradabut he Leyma A Coruña This Friday night (8:45 p.m.) has the demanding mission of looking in the mirror and surpassing a team that reaches the Coliseum willing to find the flaws in the set of Carles Marco. They both count their games by victories this season, they both renovated each and every one of their locker rooms from head to toe. And both have the unwavering aspiration of fighting until the end for a one-way ticket on the elevator to the ACB league. The oranges enjoyed it last year, while the Fuenlabreros were left at the gates after a course that was as complicated off the court as it was successful on it.
Each game that comes up on the calendar is always “the most complicated” for Carles Marco. More so, when a Fuenlabrada team visits the Coliseum that has not known defeat in the five league games. He had to rest in the first and, since then, he has had four victories that keep him in the hunt for Leyma for the lead. «They are playing very well, with a lot of confidence, and they have not lost. It is a difficult match, but I don't think it will be any more difficult than those we have already gone through or those that are yet to come,” Carles Marco reflected yesterday in the preview of the match.
to the power of Vítor Benite, Mateo Diaz he exasperated her Romaric Belemene The ambition of a project that has only nine senior players is added, but with a differential level. His scoring ability will be a challenge for Leyma who, according to Marco, must focus on maintaining his philosophy: “We have to try to carry the game at a high pace, our pace.”
The orange team faces a highly demanding duel with tranquility reigning again in training. Dino Radoncic It already debuted in Burgos, but faces its premiere at home after its first full week in the project. «It's going to help us more than last week. If he continues along this line, he will contribute a lot,” warns Carles Marco, who is aware that he must adapt his game plan with the entry of the Montenegrin into the gap left by Yoanki Mencía, outside the club after admitting a crime of gender violence. “We are going to try to put into practice the good things that Dino has, which are many, but always prioritizing the team, without going off the script of how we play,” Marco explained.
The Catalan only regrets one absence in his squad, that of a Caio Pacheco that against Tizona he relapsed from the injury he suffered a few weeks ago to his left ankle. He was only able to train one day before the duel in Burgos. On this occasion, Leyma is more cautious. “Barring a miracle,” the Brazilian will not play tonight to facilitate his recovery. “The most convenient thing for him to be at his best is to recover and train before playing again,” explained Carles Marco, who is confident that the Brazilian can progress next week, perhaps, with a visit to the Students in mind. To reach Magariños undefeated, Leyma will have to take the same status from Fuenlabrada.
