Sabadell v Castilla: all out to secure 11th win of campaign
Our second string will be looking to record back-to-back victories in the Primera RFEF Matchday 28 clash (5pm CET).
The league season continues apace and today sees Real Madrid Castilla face the first of the remaining 12 outings of the Primera RFEF campaign as Raúl’s charges head to the Nova Creu Alt to face Sabadell in the sides' Matchday 28 meeting 5pm CET. Our team will be going all out to chalk up an 11th win of the season and record back-to-back victories in the process.
The madridistas head into this one in fine spirits after having put Atlético Sanluqueño to the sword last weekend at the Di Stéfano. Arribas and Latasa, who were both on target against the Andalusian outfit are the side’s leading goalscorers with 11 and 8 goals respectively, will need to be on top form in front of goal again to fire the team to victory.
The madridistas head into this one in fine spirits after having put Atlético Sanluqueño to the sword last weekend at the Di Stéfano. Arribas and Latasa, who were both on target against the Andalusian outfit are the side’s leading goalscorers with 11 and 8 goals respectively, will need to be on top form in front of goal again to fire the team to victory.
Sabadell
Raúl’s troops come up against a side who are sitting in 10th spot with a record of nine wins, 10 draws and eight defeats. The Catalans, who have picked up 12 points from their last 13 games, will be keen to secure the spoils and will not make life easy for the madridistas. The hosts boast one of the meanest backlines in the division after having been breached just 25 times and there is no doubt that this represents a tricky away assignment for Castilla ahead of a run of three games at the Di Stéfano.
Raúl’s troops come up against a side who are sitting in 10th spot with a record of nine wins, 10 draws and eight defeats. The Catalans, who have picked up 12 points from their last 13 games, will be keen to secure the spoils and will not make life easy for the madridistas. The hosts boast one of the meanest backlines in the division after having been breached just 25 times and there is no doubt that this represents a tricky away assignment for Castilla ahead of a run of three games at the Di Stéfano.