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Viti: "We trust the work we are doing"

Viti Rozada stated in his press conference that "Playing at home is not a hell, nor do we go crazy over a defeat."

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Viti Rozada appeared at a press conference ahead of the match against Cádiz CF, where he reviewed the team's condition before the game: "I prefer to play in Gran Canaria rather than away. The results are not going our way, but the team's play is heading in the direction we want. Perhaps we are lacking decisiveness in both areas, both in scoring and in preventing goals."

These were some of his statements:

"I have felt very good after a long time out. I missed it. Little by little, I will have to regain my competitive rhythm. Soon, I will be at my best level."

"All the weekend matches in the Second Division are tough. Cádiz is well-positioned, and we will have to play a very complete game to take the points."

"We are doing very well defensively, but the little that opponents create against us at home causes us damage. Málaga, with just one chance, managed to score a goal. Cádiz comes in with confidence, but we are also confident in our model."

"The last opponents who came to our home waited for us at the back. I expect a similar game to the other day, with an opponent sitting back to counterattack. That’s why defensive vigilance is important. They have fast players who are a threat."

"We all have demands. We place them on ourselves too because we just came down from the First Division. We must remain calm. When we lose, we shouldn’t go crazy, and in victories, we must maintain a stable line."

"Injury is the worst thing that can happen to a footballer. It takes a lot of time working in the shadows. No one remembers you. It’s very tough, but I’ve already put it behind me. I feel quite good. I try to compete at my best to get back to the level I was at. First, I have to earn my spot."

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