Dídac, a success against nature

Profiles are so important in soccer that performance can completely vary based on location on the field. As shown, several cases of the template of the Spanish in recent years, how can they be Oscar Melendo (who sees football in panoramic vision playing on the right with a changed leg) or Matías Vargas (used to playing on the left side in Argentina). Therefore, the unnatural position of Dídac this sunday before him Leganes and his good match has a double merit for the left back.

Dídac did not stand out with the ball. His passing effectiveness rate was penalized by his difficulty to pass with the right and by the limitation of receiving balls from that side, which was evidenced in that, of the 26 passes he gave, 13 of them (50%) They were wrong, a rate much higher than usual, which is between 75 and 80%. The side put three centers to the area, more restrained by the right, one of them successful. Despite not coming into contact with the ball as much, the player remained uninvolved from the side and gave Adrián Embarba a start.

But the value of Dídac is in his defensive interventions after his mistake in minute 2 that was about to cost 1-1. Diego López's foot avoided José Arnáiz's goal, but Mataró's was redone with several defensive corrections on that side. He suffered for the Hernández-Arnáiz society, the best of a competitive Leganés, but Dídac made eight interceptions between punts or blocks, which helped keep it 2-1 until the end.

It is not being an easy season for Mataró. Renewed after relegation for two seasons, also noted as the rest of the squad for the worst campaign in history perica, his performance has been analyzed with a magnifying glass from the beginning, in which Dídac began playing regularly and playing a key role in the team, with that physical capacity that allows him to raise and lower his left side without rest, with his successes and mistakes in the centers. In the first round, Dídac played up to seven starting games, but in this second round he was substituted by the emergence of Adrià Pedrosa, and the first one only adds five games, the last four with participation.

An unfortunate move against Oviedo that cost him his expulsion and, later, the 1-1 that momentarily took the Blue and Whites away from the first position, fueled the criticism of the summer. The left-back made the mistake and Vicente Moreno continued to count on him in the absence of Pedrosa. In these last matches, thanks to Espanyol's victorious streak, their image has been reinforced by their good performances.