Despite managing only two draws in their last three matches, the chances for Ramis’ side to fight for promotion remain intact. Those points came against Deportivo at El Plantío and Real Sociedad B in Anoeta, preceded by a loss to Castellón.
Despite that poor run, the Burgos team has the sixth position within reach, currently held by Málaga, who are just one point ahead.
The positive aspect for the white-and-blacks is that there are direct clashes among the top teams, and their schedule softens after Saturday’s match against Almería at El Plantío. That game will be crucial for achieving the goal, as Almería also aspires to play in La Liga next season.
After that, Burgos will have two consecutive away matches against teams that may have nothing at stake—Granada and Cultural Leonesa—and will close the season at home against Andorra, who could arrive at El Plantío without any aspirations.
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Passing and failing grades for Burgos: a point and thanks… to Cantero
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Ramis: “I am convinced that we will achieve the goal”
For the match against Almería, Ramis recovers forward Mario González, who served a suspension, and it is expected that Lizancos will return after the muscle injury that kept him out of the last two games.