Girona will seek to confirm their reaction this Sunday against Malaga at La Rosaleda. The victory in the last day against Numancia (2-0) has given confidence to the rojiblanco dressing room and they want to continue taking steps forward in their attempt to secure a place in the promotion playoff as soon as possible. Of course, they do not expect an easy meeting in Malaga and more considering the terrible numbers that the people of Girona accumulate at home this course. They are the second worst visitor in Segunda because they have only added 14 points in the 17 games played: three wins, five draws and nine defeats.
Sunday will be 147 days after Girona's last victory outside this course. It was against Fuenlabrada and the rojiblancos won 0-1 thanks to Stuani's goal. The joys away from Montilivi have been very few and it is that, apart from the triumph in Fuenlabrada, Girona has only been able to beat Racing in Santander (0-3) and Extremadura (1-3). The numbers are unflattering and is that only Numancia, with 12, has garnered fewer points than the rojiblancos. Pep Lluís Martí needs his team to end this bad fario and demonstrate the solidity that it has been accumulating in the last days. The main problem for Girona at home this season is that it has not managed to control the matches and that it has received 24 goals. Also, He has only managed to leave his goal to zero in three duels: Racing, Fuenlabrada and Las Palmas.
Improving outside is vital for a Girona that does not want doubts to take over the locker room again. And you need to chain several wins in a row if you don't want to suffer to secure a playoff spot and thus try to dream of reaching the top two finishers. Zaragoza, second, is nine points away. That is why, currently the rojiblanco team looks further back and the seventh classified, Rayo, is three.