RCD Mallorca head coach Luis García analyzed his team's draw away to Eldense, a result that leaves the Balearic club in sixth place in the Segunda División with six points. García stated that his team deserved more from a match played this week.
Luis García highlighted his team's superiority in Eldense and lamented the lack of accuracy in the final third. The manager was convinced that the approach is correct and that the team must maintain the established playing style.
What did Luis García say about the performance in Eldense?
Luis García was clear in his assessment of the match. "We generated enough to have won the game. We were superior and we created chances to have won," stated the strategist. He acknowledged the start of the match wasn't the best, but that the team was in the game for most of it. With this point, Mallorca earns its first point away from Son Moix in two attempts this season.
The coach added that if the team had not created chances, that would be a real cause for concern. He emphasized that Mallorca is one of the teams that creates the most and arrives most often in the category, but precision in the final third was what was missing to get all three points. The team has scored five goals and conceded two so far in the league, giving them a positive differential of +3.
How is Mallorca handling the pressure after the draw?
Luis García expressed understanding of any existing impatience but made the coaching staff's position clear. "I understand the rush of today's society, but we are not going to make erratic changes." he declared. The manager insists the team must continue generating play and defending with everyone involved.
This philosophy will be tested in the next fixture, a home match against Sabadell. The visiting team currently occupies ninth place in the table. This clash, scheduled for September 13th, represents a good opportunity for Mallorca, who are just two points behind leaders Leganés, to secure a win at their stadium. Fans can check the full schedule on our fixtures page.
What is RCD Mallorca's situation in the standings?
After three matchdays, RCD Mallorca's record is two wins and one loss, with no draws until the match against Eldense. This run of form (WLW) places them in sixth position with six points. The team aims to maintain consistency to continue climbing the table, which can be followed in detail on our standings page.
A factor to consider in the coming weeks is the absence of forward Abdón Prats, who is currently sidelined with an injury. His absence presents a challenge for Mallorca's attack, which will need to share the goalscoring responsibility. The status of the rest of the squad can be checked in the injuries section.
The next objective for Luis García and his team is clear: to convert their superiority in play into a tangible victory against Sabadell at Son Moix.
