The team travels to Madrid tomorrow with the aim of getting a result from Butarque. Ziganda expects a "tough even game" against a side that "has begun very well in terms of results and technique." And he added: "They're solid in defence, do not concede much and make the most of their own chances. They've become a good team in little time."
However, the Azulgranas hope to change dynamics with their own weapons. Once the mercato has ended, the boss expcts to have all his men in the best possible condition. "We've got more possibilities, the important thing now is that they are all fit and ready to compete. We can be regular and shape our squad. That will improve the quality of the team." Also, he admitted: "We must compete with results and we've struggled to do so. The next test is this Saturday in Leganes."
Ziganda is aware that "results are decisive." "We all know that people feel uncomfortable when the first victory takes long, so we have to get this over. We need to be competitive and having a good vibe around us. There's still a lot to go, and we're going to succeed."
The Copa Pirineos encounter this week against Pau FC "helped us see players of the second team as well as some of our new players." Because, he explained: "They need time to practice and adapt to our pace, to get to know each other and to get rhythm. Yesterday they had the vibe of a real game, which was really helpful for them."
