No bite: four shots in the last four games

Sergio has already taken the reins of Cádiz. The yellow coach has a task ahead of him to achieve the objective, which is none other than repeating his stay in the First Division. In his presentation press conference he made clear his intentions to achieve it and everything goes through recovering a lost identity. The team also has the ‘prize’ of the Cup, where they are in the round of 16 (they face Sporting tomorrow) and that will be where the coach makes his debut on the yellow bench. There are many things that will have to change for this team to come to fruition, the first and perhaps the most important, is to re-tune the aim, something that seems to have been lost in recent meetings.

At this point in the season, Cádiz is the second team that shoots the least on goal with 140 shots, only behind the 131 that Elche has. If we only look at the shots on goal, the data is extremely poor. The yellows are currently the First team that shoots the least between the three sticks, with 48. He leaves at an average of 2.4 per game. Some data that place him as the team with the second fewest goals in the First Division with 15 goals, just ahead of Getafe, 13.

The problem comes when these data decrease. In the last four games the shots between the three sticks have been almost non-existent. Against Real Madrid, Sevilla, Fuenlabrada (Cup) and Osasuna, he shot at goal four times (in total). In the league games he launched twice against Sevilla, once against Osasuna and none against Real Madrid, curiously the only game in which something positive was reaped (a draw, 0-0). Against Fuenlabrada came the remaining shot on goal, which curiously occurred in the 93rd minute, in which it was the only goal of the game for the yellows that qualified for the quarterfinals. “We have to maintain the strength as a solid team and offer them our nuances without losing the essence of this team. We are clear about where we are and that we have to win games,” Sergio said. in your presentation. Homework lies ahead.