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Real Madrid Castilla will reach the Second Division at the Alfredo di Stefano by defending, or even increasing, their 3-0 win over Cadiz from the first leg.
Toril's boys are not overconfident and are deeply focused on the clash, well aware of their opponent's potential, but there is reason to be optimistic. Castilla have only lost one of their 19 home clashes this season and they've never lost by more than two goals. They are also the top scoring side of the Second Division B and have their best goal tally since the 1977/78 campaign.
Cadiz don't feel much pressure, as they have little to lose and lots to win. They will probably use a very similar lineup as in last week's clash given that all their players are in top form. They are also a solid side on the road, with nine wins, six draws and four defeats away from the Carranza in the season.
The only Castilla players to miss the clash will be the injured Oscar Plano and Zamora, Pablo Gil, Rios, Isaac, Omar and Merchan, all dropped for coaching decisions.
Cadiz don't feel much pressure, as they have little to lose and lots to win. They will probably use a very similar lineup as in last week's clash given that all their players are in top form. They are also a solid side on the road, with nine wins, six draws and four defeats away from the Carranza in the season.
The only Castilla players to miss the clash will be the injured Oscar Plano and Zamora, Pablo Gil, Rios, Isaac, Omar and Merchan, all dropped for coaching decisions.