The Stade de La Rose will tomorrow a duel Andalusian presented transcendental permanency options of Malaga and Almeria, as both bring up the rear and a defeat would be far from salvation. Malaga team has seven games without a win, three draws, after beating Sporting 1-2 in the Molinón by the Jan. 2, while at home the last time it achieved a positive result was against Racing Santander ( 4-1) on the fourteenth day on 5 December 2010.
Malaga has won only two games in the Rose Garden at Levante (1-0) and Racing, which makes him one of the worst teams in Spain in all categories. Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini, who continues to believe in permanence, recovering defender Jesús Gámez, injured a month ago, but finally will be without midfielder Francisco Portillo, who suffered during the week a muscle contracture.
For its part, Almeria arrive in La Rose with the same urgency that the Manchester and try to put back the blow that meant a draw last week against Deportivo, who managed the equalizer in the final minute thanks to both the goalkeeper Aranzubía Head to the exit of a corner. Almería coach, José Luis Oltra, which he called "transcendental" Andalusian mourning tomorrow, it will return two key players for their offensive system, such as Albert Crusat and Swedish Henok Goitom.
In addition, they are also developments in the call-center Carlos Garcia, who missed the game against Deportivo with a sprained and points to the starting lineup next to Michel, who also was at the Galician through suspension. Thus, Oltra not planning to change much compared to its starting lineup that drew against Depor, although the relay might arrive in the center of defense and attack zone Crusat located on the left flank.
Probable alienation: Malaga: Caballero Gamez, Weligton, Demichelis, Eliseu; Portillo, Camacho, Recio, Apono; Fernández Rondón. Almeria: Alves Michel, Carlos Garcia, Marcelo Silva, Luna, M'Bami, Bernardello, Uche, Piatti, Cruse and Ulloa. Referee: Alvarez Izquierdo (Committee Catalan). Stadium: The Rose Garden.
Time: 14:00 pm Central Time Mexico. 
Malaga has won only two games in the Rose Garden at Levante (1-0) and Racing, which makes him one of the worst teams in Spain in all categories. Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini, who continues to believe in permanence, recovering defender Jesús Gámez, injured a month ago, but finally will be without midfielder Francisco Portillo, who suffered during the week a muscle contracture.
For its part, Almeria arrive in La Rose with the same urgency that the Manchester and try to put back the blow that meant a draw last week against Deportivo, who managed the equalizer in the final minute thanks to both the goalkeeper Aranzubía Head to the exit of a corner. Almería coach, José Luis Oltra, which he called "transcendental" Andalusian mourning tomorrow, it will return two key players for their offensive system, such as Albert Crusat and Swedish Henok Goitom.
In addition, they are also developments in the call-center Carlos Garcia, who missed the game against Deportivo with a sprained and points to the starting lineup next to Michel, who also was at the Galician through suspension. Thus, Oltra not planning to change much compared to its starting lineup that drew against Depor, although the relay might arrive in the center of defense and attack zone Crusat located on the left flank.
Probable alienation: Malaga: Caballero Gamez, Weligton, Demichelis, Eliseu; Portillo, Camacho, Recio, Apono; Fernández Rondón. Almeria: Alves Michel, Carlos Garcia, Marcelo Silva, Luna, M'Bami, Bernardello, Uche, Piatti, Cruse and Ulloa. Referee: Alvarez Izquierdo (Committee Catalan). Stadium: The Rose Garden.
Time: 14:00 pm Central Time Mexico.
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