Alcoyano faces pivotal moment after coaching change and injuries

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Alcoyano is set to close what has been the toughest week of the season this Sunday at 16:00 from the Iberoamericano Stadium in San Fernando, aiming to turn the page after a streak of three consecutive defeats. The team faces a critical moment that has pushed the club to re-evaluate its plans and seek a fresh approach to lift morale and restore confidence across the squad.

Alcoyano dismisses Edu Campabadal and Sergi García

Santiago Dura

Two veteran figures highlighted the recent downturn: defender Edu Campabadal and midfielder Sergi García were released in midweek after a decision by the sports commission, led by the owner Juan Carlos Ramírez. Vicente Parras was confirmed as the head coach for a fifth straight season, with the club signaling a plan to stabilize results and build a more resilient unit.

Alcoyano places trust in Vicente Parras

Santiago Dura

A season marked by significant absences has also seen key players go down with injuries and suspensions. José Lara, a forward who had shown potential, received a one-match ban after being sent off against Atlético Madrid B on Saturday. Raul Alcaina is sidelined until 2024 due to a foot injury that has kept him out for a month, further thinning the squad’s attacking options.

Another major challenge is the absence of the goalkeeper. José Perales, a beloved figure at the Iberoamericano Stadium who has served as captain for several seasons, remains unavailable due to a muscle issue, highlighting how much the team relies on his leadership at the back.

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On the other hand, two former blue-whites who continue their careers with San Fernando bring extra experience to the defense. Carlos Blanco and Lillo Castellano, who left a memorable impression during their time with Alcoyano, contribute depth and knowledge to the current squad’s defensive organization.

Vicente Parras’ squad faces a pressing need to convert chances and find the back of the net. The recent losing run has caused tension within the dressing room and risked pushing Alcoyano closer to the relegation zone. Each match becomes a crucial test of character as the team pursues stability and results in the final stretch of the season.

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Alcoyano’s starting 11

Alcoyano’s lineup includes Jaume Valens in goal; Sergi López, Primi, Farru and Nieto in defense; Armental, Imanol, Albisua and Agüero in the middle of the field; Ganet and Pradera leading the attack. The team relies on a compact defensive shape and a quick transition to offense, hoping to exploit any opportunities to create scoring chances and secure a vital result in front of the home crowd.


[Cite: Local sports coverage and club announcements provide context for these changes and the current squad situation.]

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