The Jimbee returns home 25 days later

The Jimbee Cartagena returns to the track this Saturday (Palacio de los Deportes, 12:00 noon) after almost a month without setting foot on the Parque de la Avenida del Cantón. Twenty-five days have passed since the last time that Duda’s pupils jumped to the forty by twenty Cartagena; It was against Movistar Inter, a match that ended with a local defeat.

With the Spanish Cup now a thing of the past, where Jimbee competed head-to-head against a Barça that lifted the trophy four days later, the rojiblancos must now put all their senses into the league, the only trophy at stake for a diminished squad who stayed at the gates of the Final Four of the Copa del Rey and did what he could at the Olivo Arena in Jaén.

With Fernando Drasler already in group dynamics after two weeks working together with the rest of the players, Cartagena will now challenge Burela, bottom of the First Division and the only team of the sixteen that make up the category that has not yet won a single victory. They accumulate four points and are ten from salvation, so their future sounds bleak.

Without Juampi, Andresito, Javi Mínguez, Simi and Meira, the latter working punctually with the rest of his teammates, Jimbee will look for a new victory that will keep them in the fight for the second position that is within reach. In addition, Duda’s men still have the match against Valdepeñas pending, a duel that will be played on April 26. Once the final whistle blows for the next match against Burela, the rojiblancos will travel to Barcelona to face Industrias Santa Coloma, a day that will be held during the week, they will receive Betis, then they will recover the postponed match against the wine producers and they will travel, at the end of this month, to Pamplona to put the Osasuna Magna to the test. In total there will be five games that the port team will play in the next fourteen days.