"It is clear that, for me, half the teams in the division are teams from another league, even within this division. Cartagena is one, of course, and playing away from home will always be very difficult," the Zaragoza side's coach said about their opponents.
However, Palos does not fear the Cartagena side at all and said that "the team will go there to try to take all three points. Because, ultimately, that is our daily objective." Jimbee Cartagena, meanwhile, suffered a clear 2-6 home defeat to Inter JP Financial on the opening matchday.
ALDELÍS FACE THE DEFENDING CHAMPIONS
Wanapix Aldelís will also face a difficult task at La Granja this Saturday at 7 p.m., as they take on reigning Primera División champions Atlético Navalcarnero.
Nano Modrego's side face Navalcarnero and Aragonese player María Sanz. Photo: Alejandro Meavilla
Nano Modrego's side go into the match after losing their first two games to two teams expected to challenge near the top of the table: Poio Pescamar and STV Roldán. Despite the two defeats, the Aragonese team continue working to claim their first points of the season.
Standing in their way will be Futsi Atlético Navalcarnero, the current league champions, who have started the season with two victories. On the opening matchday, they beat Rodiles 1-4, before defeating Alcorcón 2-1 in the second round. One of Futsi Atlético Navalcarnero's internationals is María Sanz, a player developed in the InterSala academy who will return home after many years.
