The team, led by coach Luis García, aims to achieve six consecutive points at home following their recent win against Granada. This objective is crucial for boosting their chances of returning to Spain's top football league.
The challenge will be significant, as Huesca arrives at the match needing to secure their stay in the division. Luis García warns about the dangerous opponent and the experience of their coach, highlighting the difficulty of stringing together two consecutive home victories.
“"I understand the nervousness about getting things done, but we must live with enthusiasm. We have been in the beautiful positions all season to fight for important things."
Despite an intense week, the Asturian coach assures that the team is in good physical condition, although he will remain attentive to the status of players with more minutes. Rotations are a possibility, but García has not revealed the starting lineup.
Regarding absences, Enzo Loiodice will not be available due to medical tests, and his place could be taken by Kirian. As for Jesé and Iker Bravo, the coach hinted that the Gran Canarian Jesé might start as a forward, emphasizing the need to manage the minutes of key players.
Luis García also praised the leadership of players like Jesé, Kirian, Viera, and Álex, considering them fundamental for uniting the group in difficult moments. He also highlighted Taisei Miyashiro's mentality and work ethic, stating that he has dispelled any doubts about his performance.
