The 'claretian' team faces a vital commitment in its fight to remain in the top category of Spanish basketball. With only seven victories in 26 rounds, Dreamland Gran Canaria is in a delicate position in the standings, tied with second-to-last MoraBanc Andorra.
The game, scheduled for 7:00 PM at the Gran Canaria Arena, is considered a "win or win" situation for the team. Their direct rival, Casademont Zaragoza, comes with an 8-19 record, adding even more significance to the confrontation.
“"I like the players' predisposition and I see them in very good spirits. We are together and very eager to get out of this. Everything comes down to focusing because concentration is the key to success. The commitment and effort are there, and we know that the fans will support us."
The Argentine coach also emphasized the need for fan support, highlighting the importance of maintaining a positive mindset at such a crucial time for the team.
“"Both teams are in a similar emotional situation. We have to execute well. I'm not going to obsess the players to make them more anxious. We have a lot of faith. We need the fans with a positive mind and supporting us."
