The coronavirus is being primed in the last two days with the Recreativo de Huelva subgroup and for a sample, this last day, in which there have been more games postponed (3) than played (2, Marino-Las Palmas Atlético and Marbella-San Fernando).
During the first four days of the League in group 4A of Second B only one match was postponed, San Fernando-Recreativo de Huelva; Days 5 and 6 were played normally; In the 7th, the Algeciras-Cádiz B was not played due to positives in the team trained by the Huelva-born Juanma Pavón; and the ‘record’ has arrived this past weekend with the postponement of the Algeciras-Balompédica Linense matches (seven cases in the Balona); Tamaraceite-Recreativo de Huelva; and Cádiz B-Atlético Sanluqueño. And that taking into account that The Marbella-San Fernando clash received the approval of the Federation to be played yesterday despite the fact that on Saturday the Cadiz team detected two cases of coronavirus in its squad, one from a player and one from a member of the coaching staff.
All this causes a lag in the classification that translates into teams like Algeciras or Cádiz B having two pending matches. Next weekend (December 19-20) is scheduled for matches to be recovered, but it will still be impossible to complete all pending matches.
Recreativo is one of those affected, since on Friday it confirmed its fourth case since the preseason started (Moha Traoré, Moyano, Matheus Santana and the latter, whose name has not been provided); theoretically, when a positive is detected, the staff should remain confined for 10 days (before they were 15) and later the tests that are carried out must all be negative; If these dates are met, the albiazul team could not play next weekend, and the options to recover their match (it has to be before January 10, which is when the first round ends) would be January 3, or the 6, Three Kings Day (that day there is a Cup, but neither Recre nor Tamaraceite play it).
In subgroup 4B the situation is the opposite; In the first three days, several clashes had to be postponed due to covid (Murcia-Granada B; Betis-Murcia; Granada B-Sevilla Atlético; and Linares-Granada B), but all those matches have already been recovered and the classification is up to date.
In other groups the situation is similar, with several teams dragging postponed games, in some cases twice, such as Getafe; or how it happens In group 2, there are clubs that have played 9 games (Amorebieta) and others have only six (Racing de Santander).
The truth is On January 10, the first round closes and there should be no pending matches; Then the second will begin in the hope that the virus will give a truce and allow football to develop normally.
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