Josan Ferrandez birthday this sunday 34 years and he couldn’t have celebrated it in a better way than with his victory. Elche CF inside Santo Domingo de Alcorcón stadium (0-2)allowing the team from Elche to position themselves Just one point away from the play-offs and three points away from direct promotion places To the First League.

Crevillentino player, one of the captains of the Franjiverde teamHe admits that the Elche team has made progress in recent matches, especially in away matches outside the Martínez Valero stadium, which was a problem looming at the beginning of the competition.

“We had a turning point a month and a half ago, we knew we couldn’t continue like this, especially away from home where we couldn’t compete as we wanted. The team has improved and matured a lotThe results are coming, especially in away matches, and we are approaching the top of the classification,” Josan said in a statement through the official channels of the Elche club.

The green-green football player is happy to receive a wonderful birthday gift: “This is what he wanted most. Since I can’t spend my birthday at home with my family, I will spend it here with my teammates and win.. “I told him at lunchtime at the hotel before leaving for the Santo Domingo stadium that there was no better gift than winning.”

Josan also wanted to celebrate the victory with c.About two hundred fans cheering for Elche at the Santo Domingo stadium. “We see that they are encouraged when they come and accompany us. “It’s good for the team, we feel supported and they are helping us get the three points,” he said.


Elche fans enjoyed their team’s victory in Alcorcón LOF

Elche team does not have a rest day this week because He is supposed to play the second round match of the Copa del Rey in Linares on Thursday (20.00).; and next Sunday, December 10 (14:00), at the Martínez Valero stadium, the bottom team faces a new league challenge against CartagenaThey hope to add another victory that will allow them to establish themselves in the noble zone of the classification and move ever closer to the places of direct promotion to the First League.