Las Palmas needs at least one point against Cadiz

A point against Cadiz is what UD Las Palmas need this Sunday to stay in La Liga for another season EA Sports

Coach UD Las Palmas, Javi Garcia Pimientastressed that his team He must go out and win Sunday’s game in Cadiz. Although you only need to add one point to ensure mathematical consistency in La Liga, EA Sports, because experience tells him that if they draw, the usual thing is to lose.

The Catalan coach announced this at a press conference. The “final” awaits themMaybe “the most important” game of his short career

as a professional coach, and that the needs of Cádiz make him a “dangerous” opponent, so they know the “difficulty” of the encounter and the atmosphere that awaits them in Nuevo Mirandilla, very favorable for the people of Cádiz.

“If you go into a game with the intention of drawing, then it’s normal that you will lose it. We will go with the intention of winning, we know the opponent we will find because everything is at stake, they have to win, but if we are good we will have options,” he explained.

Cadiz “knows how to live in this situation”

Pimienta analyzes Cadiz as a team “competitive, with players with a lot of experience who know how to live in this situation”and it is clear that in the context of the match they have in front of them, they must “even out the fights, the intensity and create scoring situations” to force Cadiz to defend.

The Barcelona coach does not know how his opponent will approach the match, but he intends to play with the “tension” that he will have due to the obligation to win, in order to take the game “where” they are most “interested”.

In this sense, he believes that this will be key “Be patient and focused”but also to “act quickly” and create chances from the start, “not like in Mallorca, where we didn’t do much in the first half.”

Last Thursday’s draw at home against Betis (2-2) left Pimienta “very good feelings” because his team had taken a step forward “in play, attitude and commitment”, although he admits that the fact that the green and white team played more openly meant the yellows had many more scoring chances than in other games.

With no time to recover from the infliction of the team coached by Chilean Manuel Pellegrini, Las Palmas will have to prepare for a “very important” match, but with the knowledge that it will be there will be a last chance upon receipt on the last day LaLiga EA Sports to Deportivo Alaves, which will not play anything in Gran Canaria.