C.A. Osasuna-U.D. Levante: Time to leave relegation posts away

Good morning, dear Osasunists! Osasuna is playing against U.D. Levante on a Sunday morning, one of the strange timetable in La Liga, but I think it is the most European one and I like it very much. It is a familiar time and if the weather is fine all together can help for a better result in the stadium. Osasuna lost the week match against Atletico, but it was as expected and its Liga is against teams like Levante or Elche last weekend! Osasuna means strenght, health or power in Basque, but after the news early this week the economical health is under suspiction as the club debt is higher than the one the previous chairman accepted. After the lack of support from the Government of Navarra, Osasuna recovered the original name of its stadium: El Sadar, and the actual chairman and his men must look for extra income to reduce that debt. But the team, the players must get concentrated on the game and forget about bussinesses and office issues!Their future is on the way if they keep in La Liga de las Estrellas, but everything will change if they get promoted. A week ago, the situation was awful and desperate, but a victory against Levante could mean to forget the lowest positions in the classification. U.D. Levante is the appropiate rival for the resurrection. In their confrontations, Osasuna won four times: (2-1) in 2006-07, (2-0) in 2007-08, (2-0) in 2011-12 and (4-0) last season, 2012-13. It is known that Osasuna play differently in El Sadar, with our support, and as it was said last weekend on a notice: We must cheer the team until the end, and later we'll critisize them!We need to become the number 12 player and keep on supporting the team till the final whistle! The atmosphere in the team is happier than the previous week, and it seems that the players are getting used to the new ideas from Javi Gracia, the new coach. On the other hand, there is another great coach who has been always in the orbit of Osasuna: Joaquin Caparros! There was a great expectation on the Sevillian coach, but the last defeats against Rayo and Almeria blew off the alarms! Probable kickoff teams: Osasuna: Andrés Fernández; Marc Bertrán, Loties, Arribas, Damiá; Puñal, Silva; Sisi, De las Cuevas or Núñez, Armenteros; Oriol Riera. Levante: Keylor Navas; Pedro López or Lell, Navarro, Vyntra, Juanfran; Diop, Sergio P,; Xumetra, Ivanschitz, Rubén García; Baba Diawara.