Real Mallorca has gone into a tailspin and still does not know what it is like to step on the relegation zone. However, 6 points added from the last 33 disputed do not invite optimism in the free fall of Luis García Plaza’s men who, at times, offer good football but that does not translate into goals or points.
The draws, which gave points in the first round, have disappeared from the results of the Majorcan team that in the last eleven games have won two games and lost nine and with a significant scoring difference: in those 11 games they have received 25 goals for the 10 scored, a disastrous scoring balance that prevents them from getting good results. In addition, the Balearic team has received a total of 48 goals in their goal and only bottom side Levante with 51 has received more.
After the defeat against Real Madrid there are already five consecutive defeats, too many games without scoring although Granada, Cádiz, Alavés or Levante, even if you have shortened distances, are still without reaching the vermilion. The alarms have gone off and the next few days are beginning to be decisive for the future of the Mallorcan team, which now has two fundamental outings on its calendar: Espanyol and Getafe, two teams that cannot be misled.
To this we must add that on matchdays 33 and 35, Mallorca has direct duels with Alavés and Granada. Rivals like Elche, Rayo Vallecano and Osasuna are also on the vermilion lineup that, in addition, they have three rivals with whom you cannot count too much, a priori, when it comes to scoring points: Atlético de Madrid, Barcelona and Sevilla, which shows a calendar that is not too reliable for a Mallorca that concedes many goals , marks few and whose morale is undermining day after day.