Mud rain over Malaga

The haze, clayey dust, has hit the skies of Malaga with special virulence, leaving a brown landscape similar to that of Mars. As it has coincided with a downpour of water, it has resulted in an annoying rain of mud. In the case of Malaga, some powder left by the current sludge of a complicated sporting situation.

Málaga has said goodbye to the fight for the playoff and receives Huesca this Sunday at a particularly busy time. The third worst attack in LaLiga SmartBank against the Huesca defense, the third best in the championship. Another added problem for a Málaga whose five strikers have only scored 13 goals. Seven from Brandon (four from penalties; two from Chavarría, Roberto and Sekou and none from Pablo Chavarría.

But not only that. The blue and white team hasn’t won in their stadium for four months. Since the 2-1 win against Las Palmas on November 20, they have only added three draws (Sporting, Castagena and Ponferradina) and four defeats (Amorebieta, Leganés, Ibiza and Almería. Three points out of a possible 21 that have made the Malaguista venue pass from paradise to purgatory.

Reception of the fans

The Fondo Sur 1904 animation stands have summoned Malaguismo for a welcome to the Blue and White team. The meeting time is 4:00 p.m. (more than two hours before the match, which is at 6:15 p.m.) and the place, the corner where the Malaga store is located in La Rosaleda.

“Málaga, it’s time to row all together! Don’t abandon your shield, that’s not on the mind of any malaguista. If we all push, victory will be ours.

Sunday at 4pm #ReceptionMCF at the La Rosaleda store. GO FOR THEM @MalagaCF!”, is the message published by Fondo Sur to invite the Malaguista fans not to abandon the team in difficult situations.

The club also wants to give the stadium a better color with the help of the Foundation and the Academy, bringing the youngest fans to join Malaguismo, which is a great need.

Genaro, on the ramp

In the sports aspect, Natxo González will not be able to count on Víctor Gómez who is with the U21 National Team and, in a happy coincidence, sanctioned for accumulating warnings. The first candidate to cover his absence is Ismael Casas, whose limited prominence this season is being central to supply absences. Natxo can make more changes, but not a revolution either because, the truth is, he doesn’t have much to choose from either.