UD Rinconada hosts Almodóvar del Río on Sunday at 12:00, while San José visits Torreblanca on Saturday at 20:15. Both teams need points to straighten out their league starts.
The UD Rinconada faces a new match in Division de Honor this Sunday, aiming to extend the positive feelings from last week. The team managed by Raúl Carmona comes off a hard-fought victory in Montalbán de Córdoba, a win that allowed them to open their points tally in the top regional category.
The opponent will be Almodóvar del Río CF, a Córdoba team that, despite planning difficulties due to their last-minute inclusion in the category, has started with a home draw against Castilleja CF. Highlighting their squad is Alfonso Gutiérrez, a historic midfielder aged 42 who scored 21 goals last season.
For this match, Carmona welcomes back Ismael Cortés and Gallardo, two players who strengthen the defensive line. The match will take place at Leonardo Ramos on Sunday at 12:00 and will be officiated by the Huelva referee Cintado Castilleja, who is debuting in the category this season.
Meanwhile, Agrupación Deportiva San José visits Torreblanca this Saturday in a match that looks challenging. The Seville team, still seeking their first victory, needs to earn three points to avoid jeopardising their project. Coach Nando has been able to refine his model during the week with four training sessions, aware that the fans at Felipe del Valle expect a soothing win.
Torreblanca, for its part, has assembled a squad that combines experience and youth, with names like Edu Brenes and Aranda. The capital team has won one match against San Marcos and lost their opener narrowly against Mairena. The match is brought forward to Saturday at 20:15 and will be refereed by Rodríguez Román, who is also debuting in the category after being promoted from Segunda Andaluza.
Both teams approach the matchday needing points to continue rectifying their respective league starts. The fans of La Rinconada will need to pay attention to two different schedules: Saturday night to follow San José and Sunday at noon to support Rinconada at home.
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