Barcelona Y Cadiz The faces are seen again in the Spanish league immersed in a completely different dynamic, but with a common goal: to meet their best version again.
This is how the list of positions in Spain works
In the case of the Catalans, the trajectory in the competition is superb. Since his fall in the yellow temple in December, those of Koeman they have not lost again. Outside the competition, the reality is of course very different. Especially when we look back at what happened to the defeat in the Copa del Rey Seville and against him PSG in the champions.
“After a defeat it is good to have one more game to show that we can get a good result. We have ambition and I hope we can play strong against Cádiz,” he said. Koeman in the previous press conference.
The Barcelona marches in third position with 46 points, surpassed only by the Real Madrid and leader Athletic that has given way after a fall this Saturday against Levante home.
For its part, the situation of Cadiz it is less favorable. From top positions at the end of the first round to just three points from the abyss of the Second Division.
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The streak is frankly very bad in every way. Not just because of the defeats, which is common in football and that for a modest club like him Cadiz It can happen if not by “starting the fight”.
That of Cervera They have gone from a rocky and impenetrable block to an insecure defense, weak in the middle of the field and with little success on offense.
The Honduran attacker Antony ‘Choco’ Lozano was summoned to the expected meeting. The catracho played 19 games this season, scoring three goals (against Real Madrid, Alavés and Valencia).
Calls
Barcelona: Ter Stegen, Dest, Piqué, Busquets, Griezmann, Pjanic, Martin Braithwaite, Messi, Dembélé, Riqui Puig, Neto, Lenglet, Pedri, Trincao, Jordi Alba, Matheus, De Jong, Samuel Umtiti, Junior Firpo, Iñaki Peña and Mingueza.
Cadiz: Jeremías Ledesma, David Gil, Juan Flere, Iza Carcelén, Pacha Espino, Pedro Alcalá, Marcos Mauro, Fali, Álex Martín, Jon Ander Garrido, Jens Jonsson, José Mari, Álex Fernández, Salvi, Iván Alejo, Alberto Perea, Jairo Izquierdo, Jorge Pombo, Filip Malbasic, Álvaro Negredo, Choco Lozano, Rubén Sobrino and Ivan Saponjic.
Scheme: 7:00 am from Honduras (2:00 pm from Spain)
Transfer: Sky Sports.