Sport.es says that Fuenlabrada wants to play this game on any date beginning 2 August . . . assuming that coronavirus does not show up anew among their players before then.AlanK wrote: ↑Wed Jul 29, 2020 13:39 And the culebrón goes onFuenlabrada is "ready to play" against Dépor--Fuenla reports no new cases of covid19 in a week, and they have the requisite number of professional players (7) in condition to play.
Whether this is "click-bait" information or whether it might actually happen . . .
) Meanwhile, the clubs already relegated before that last set of games (Jornada 42) was played now want LaLiga2 to consist of 26 teams, or at least 24.
we shall see. Once again, embarrass de richesse. well that's 2nd tier anyway, it's only the 1st one that can't overlap apparently (tho now it's probably allowed)
Now that Fuenlabrada has lost the game at Dépor and finished out of the playoff spotsAlanK wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 14:15 And the beat goes on. As they used to say to us in the army, "hold it, there's been a change"
The Dépor-Fuenla game is now "on" for Friday, 7 August. Once again, "subject to change without notice."
Promotion playoffs: first legs of semifinals 13 August (Girona-Almería and ?-Zaragoza; second legs 16 August. The ? will be replaced by Fuenla if they win or tie against Dépor on Friday; otherwise by Elche.
Finals: first legs 20 August; second legs 23 August.
However, Elche doesn't like this very well, since they have no control over who qualifies between them and Fuenla. So
13 August 20:00 Elche-Zaragoza and Girona-Almería; 16 August 20:00 Zaragoza-Elche and Almería-Girona 
Marca.com users pick Zaragoza; Marca picks Girona. The pick of Girona is due to the presence of Stuani, the top goal-scorer this season in the two top divisions. The negative for Girona is their awful road record of 3-7-11.
Almería, under a new coach, employs a 5-4-1. Scoreless first half in Montilivi. And it's Stuani who breaks the ice at 54'--1-0. And that's the final score; second leg on Sunday. Almería actually scored more goals on the road than at home this season in LaLiga2--30 at home, 32 on the road. Game will NOT be streamed here in the USA. At 5', Samu Saiz scores for Girona--0-1, and Almería must score three or they are out And at 26', Almería gets the first of the three--Lazo makes it 1-1. Now past 70'; Almería still needs two goals to progress. And at 84', it ain't over but it's over, as Samu Saiz assists . . . who else, Stuani, who makes it 1-2 on the evening and 1-3 agg. Girona is the first finalist--If Elche wins against Zaragoza, Girona starts the Final on the road. If Zaragoza wins, Girona starts at home. They were almost as good on the road this season as was Zaragoza at home: Elche was 8-5-8 away from home; Zaragoza was 9-4-8 in the Romareda. Game will be streamed live here in the USA--first half in conflict with semifinals of EL. Elche could and did. At 82', Nino--what a great story --smashes one in from the top of the area--0-1. At 87', Javi Ros has a pk for Zaragoza. Know how silly you look if you try a panenka and the goalie just stands there, catches your shot, and gives you a raspberry Well, that's what happened . . . and Elche is in the Final as host for Thursday's first leg.
