The player of the Ponferradina Moisés ‘Moi’ Delgado continues to keep alive the hope of being able to fight for the places of promotion phase to LaLiga Santander despite the defeat against The palms (2-0), which leaves the Leonese, in the absence of this Monday's games, five points behind sixth place.
“We must be clear that there are five finals left and that everything can still happen because all the games are going to be complicated for the teams as there will be something at stake,” the defender told Efe.
Despite being one of the highlights, especially in the offensive facet in the first half at the stadium Gran canaria, the player on loan from the Real Valladolid he acknowledges that he would have preferred to play worse and win the game.
For the Blue and White defender, the maximum penalty indicated by the referee at the end of the break could mark the subsequent development of the match, considering that it was a decision, at least, debatable from his point of view.
“In the field I saw that it was not a penalty clearly and it is true that it took its toll because it was difficult for us to react, after a good start to the game,” he pointed out.
The curse of the Gran Canaria stadium, where the Ponferradina had only added a draw in its six visits, remained, because, according to Delgado, when visiting Canarian lands the game tends to slow down.
“In addition, when he tried to go up in search of the tie, he broke and allowed the cons in one of which Las Palmas sentenced because they have great attacking players,” he added.
On the next day, the bottom of LaLiga SmartBank, Albacete Balompié, will visit El Toralín, who will arrive with the imperative need to score in Leon to dream of a complicated comeback in search of permanence.
“If Albacete arrives in need, we must think the same, because if they risk their lives, we also want to continue thinking about being able to play something as beautiful and important as promotion,” he concluded.