CD Lugo, Elche CF, CF Reus, Cordoba CF, UD Las Palmas, R. Zaragoza and CF Rayo Majadahonda may appear to be a mere list of LaLiga 1|2|3 clubs at first glance, but they are, in fact, the seven teams that Cadiz CF have beaten as part of a fine winning run this season.
The sun is back out in Cadiz after the team experienced a rather inconsistent start to the campaign. The club's final fixtures this calendar year are against fellow promotion hopefuls Malaga CF and RC Deportivo, which will certainly provide a stern acid test. Cadiz are the division's in-form side as the winter break approaches and will be looking to ensure that remains the case over the next two games.
The club's current league standing of sixth in LaLiga 1|2|3 is certainly giving the Carranza faithful reason to dream. Cadiz have only lost once at home and find themselves in the playoff positions at present. One of the team's strengths is the even spread of goals across the squad, without over-reliance on any individual players. Everyone contributes and helps out, which is how they have become such a feared side.
Alberto Cifuentes provides reliability between the sticks, while Rober Correa and Marcos Mauro are vital cogs in the rearguard. Alex Fernandez and Jose Mari work tirelessly in the engine room and Manu Vallejo, with five goals to his name, is one of the players taking on the responsibility of putting away the chances that the Andalusians manage to carve out.
Source: laligaes.es