A decade later, Ontario may lose presence in the top

Two seasons ago in the 2008-09 campaign, the Andalusian football was in luck to have five representatives in the First Division, in other words, a quarter of the teams that made the League was Andalusia: Sevilla, Malaga, Almeria, Betis and Recreativo. At the end of the season, the last two went down to second but Xerez (for the first time in history), so went back to Andalusia with four teams in the top flight, a figure well worthy of being highlighted.

Just a decade ago, in the 2000-2001 season, Malaga was the only team representing the Andalusian Community First, the set Malacitano finished in eighth place. Meanwhile, in the Silver Division, Sevilla and Betis won the final finish in the top and returned to the Primera. Since then, removing the season were five representatives, Andalusia has always had three or four teams (five and four times, respectively), of which Cadiz is the only thing we have not mentioned (played in the top division in 2005-2006).

Things, however, can again be like a decade ago. And now, although there are eleven games left to play, Malaga and Almeria occupy the last two positions in the classification. Looking at recent years' data, statistics say that often last two falling in week 27 falling just after the season. Of course, these are just numbers and comparisons, but it is possible and even likely that Malaga and Almeria with bone den II. Even more considering the timing of both.

Given that rival any entity can be both as the Malaga Almeria have commitments difficult, particularly the group led by José Luis Oltra. And is that Almeria have to play against most major rivals in our league: Athletic, Athletic, Barcelona, Valencia, Sevilla, Villarreal, Mallorca and Real Madrid. Indeed, ending the League at the Bernabeu. For their part, Pellegrini, who just received Barca Championship in the Rose Garden, they must also be measured even for a second time, among others, Athletic, Mallorca, Athletic, Real Sociedad and Espanyol.

If so, download both, but by no means is my intention to assume such a thing, "would know what they do Betis, the Andalusian team most likely to direct ascent, the Granada, which is in a struggle to end in the promotion zone, and Xerez, which has lost momentum, but even so, also opt to play the play-off. If Betis up directly, Granada and Xerez fight as the third representative in the First, but Betis may end in promotion. Then, Sevilla could go with just one, in case any of the three manage to final award in the playoffs. Therefore, given several factors, all Nervión could be the only team from Andalusia in the First Division. Ten years ago was the Malaga.

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