Eldense prepares for a key clash against Osasuna B at Tajonar this Saturday at 5pm, a match that should serve as a strong test for the azulgrana’s progress after back-to-back victories over Bilbao Athletic (0-1) and Real Unión (2-0). The team arrives in good form, aiming to extend their win streak and solidify their position in the promotion race.
Normally, Eldense has shown solid momentum this season. They began with a steady run in Group 2 of the First RFEF, collecting two wins and two draws in the opening weeks and meeting a rival from the Osasuna family in what promises to be a tense confrontation in the pursuit of promotion. The squad, under coach Fernando Estevez, has built a defense that has rarely conceded across a sequence of matches, boosting confidence as they travel to Pamplona with sights set on another positive result.
The coaching staff has emphasized the value of consistency, noting that a third consecutive victory would place Eldense in a favorable tier of the table heading into the next round of fixtures. A win of two goals or more would even allow the team to climb to leadership positions if other results align, a prospect that adds extra motivation to the squad as they prepare to face a well-structured Osasuna B side that started the season strongly at their home ground.
Historically, Eldense has faced Osasuna B twice on the road, with mixed fortune. In the season opener, they fell 2-0 at Real Sociedad B’s venue, Zubieta, before securing a 0-1 victory at Lezama against Bilbao Athletic. Those early trips illustrate the challenge of playing away from home in this level, yet they also underscore the potential for decisive outcomes when the team is in good form and focused on the plan laid by the coach. The upcoming clash at Tajonar is viewed as an opportunity to measure growth and show that the squad can translate momentum into convincing performances on difficult surfaces.
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As Eldense looks to extend a promising run, the squad’s lineup for this game could include Guille Vallejo, Diego González, Álex Martínez, Carlos Hernández, Toni Abad, Núñez, Clemente, Manu Nieto, Capó, Carnicer and Soberón. The group’s balance between solid defending and a dynamic attack has been a recurring theme, with several players contributing to recent wins and maintaining discipline on both ends of the pitch.
Pressure builds for Eldense to maintain a steady rhythm, especially against an Osasuna B side that has demonstrated resilience and home-field advantage in this early phase of the campaign. The tactical plan is expected to emphasize compact defense, quick transitions, and effective pressing to disrupt the opposition’s buildup. Supporters are hopeful that the roster, operating in a cohesive unit, can replicate the collective performance that has driven recent success. The team’s approach remains pragmatic: defend well, control the tempo, and exploit scoring opportunities when they arise.
Beyond tactics, the match at Tajonar offers a narrative about progression. Eldense’s capacity to stay compact at the back and to convert chances in key moments will be central to earning another result that reinforces their status in the promotion battle. With each game, the players gain valuable experience and verify that the squad can deliver under pressure, building confidence for the remaining fixtures and the potential for a strong finish in Spain’s First RFEF group stage. As always, the club’s supporters and staff watch closely, mindful that every point counts toward long-term ambitions in the league table and the quest for advancement to higher competition levels.