20 people on Carrion’s list will receive Eldense

Oviedo wants to continue the good feelings of recent weeks by extending a run of good matches against Eldense, who travel to Asturias with nothing to lose and with morale skyrocketing after their latest victory over Espanyol in their patrimony. Carrion doesn’t want any sign of relaxation and that’s why he is calling on his team to leave everything on the pitch and finally break into the top six in the table.

A win will secure Oviedo’s place in the knockout stages for the first time this season following yesterday’s results. With the support of Tartier, who will represent one of the best teams of the season, Carrion’s team does not want to miss a great opportunity like this.

To try and get three points, the Blues will once again play in their familiar 4-2-3-1 formation, which has become the main formation with which Carrion tries to dismantle opponents. The scenario will be the usual: try to control the ball and look for that attacking football that the team has been doing so well since the Catalan coach came to power.

The manager has finalized a list of 20 names, but this time there are no reserve team players on it, which has been a common occurrence in recent times due to a rash of injuries that have changed the first team’s plans.

The team consists of Quentin Braat, Leo Roman, Lucas Aijado, Viti Rosada, David Costas, Dani Calvo, Oyer Luengo, Carlos Pomares, Abel Bretones, Jimmy Suarez, Santiago Colombatto, Jaime Seoane, Sani Cazorla, Paulino de la Fuente, Sebas Moyano , Borja Sanchez, Maska, Jonathan Dubasin, Borja Bastón and Alemao.

With the Bretons at eleven

The most repeated name at the end of the winter market was that of Abel Breton. The Oviedo defender received an important offer from Almeria to significantly increase his salary and play in the First Division. The Andalusian team appeared to be excluded from the top category, but for the Asturians they were an interesting line-up. But the Bretons rejected Almeria’s option to remain in Oviedo, at least until June. The parties will then sit down and analyze what will happen.

Carrion is pleased with the decision of the defender, who today will have his first opportunity to prove that his choice was correct. “I wasn’t sure what would happen to Abel (the Bretons). But we have to thank him for staying here and fighting for what he dreams of. This must always be remembered, when things are going well and when things are going badly. This is a gesture of gratitude and a good example of the enthusiasm that exists within the team. I talk a lot with the players, and we talk about everything. I think being close to them can help, although there are those who need it less and those who need it more. Decisions like Abel’s should be appreciated, they are his achievement, and I have nothing to do with it. This is commendable, first of all, when something goes wrong, you need to remember it,” says the coach of the blue team.