The Blue and Whites, with three points and in 18th place in the standings before the start of the matchday, face Huesca in 15th place with four points.
The match will be officiated by David Gálvez Rascón from Madrid. This will be the third match he’s refereed this season, having accumulated a total of 45 games in LaLiga SmartBank over his career (14 local wins, 18 draws and 13 away victories). He’s shown 201 yellow cards (average of 4,47 per game) and 11 red cards. Heading up the VAR is Iñaki Vicandi Garrido from the Basque Country.
Players in common SD Huesca-Málaga CF
Solaeta, Cornago, Molinero, Jon Erice, Roberto Santamaría, Rescaldani, Sandro Ramírez, Ignasi Miquel, Borja Bastón, Werner, Brezancic, Juanpi, Pacheco, Ontiveros, Joaquín Muñoz, Alexander González, Yáñez, Álex Gallar and Rubén Castro
(*) Sielva, a SD Huesca player, was part of Atlético Malagueño
Coaches in common SD Huesca-Málaga CF
Ismael Díaz
Players in common SD Huesca-CD Málaga
Perella played for UD Huesca, SD Huesca’s predecessor
Coaches in common SD Huesca-CD Málaga
Luis Costa
(*) Rogelio Santiago ‘Lelé’ coached UD Huesca, SD Huesca’s predecessor
Match info
- N’Diaye ‘re-debuted’ with the Blue and Whites last week. His stats against Albacete - he played for 45 minutes, made 33 passes (29 accurate), seven recoveries, two fouls committed, and one received. He was also shown the yellow card.
- Manolo Reina and Rubén Castro are the only Malaguistas who have played all minutes up to now of the four matches played in LaLiga SmartBank.
- Málaga CF won their last away game by 1-3 against CD Mirandés. SD Huesca, in their last match at home, defeated Ibiza by 3-0.
Stats and facts
- This will be the third time SD Huesca and Málaga CF will play one another in the Second Division at El Alcoraz. The last two matches ended in a 2-0 win the locals in 19/20 and a 0-0 draw in 21/22.
- In the past seven seasons in the silver division, on matchday 5, MCF obtained three victories, one draw and three defeats.