1–0, 0–0, 0–0, 1–0, 0–0, 0–0, 0–0, 0–0.
Binary code with very few of them?
No – that’s the impressive performance of Spain’s Burgos CF after eight rounds of Segunda.
When Burgos CF were promoted to Spain’s second division, Segunda, before last season, they spent more than two decades in the lower leagues without making any immediate impact.
And the eleventh spot on Segunda’s comeback didn’t immediately grab any headlines.
At the beginning of the season, the small club of Castile and Leon raised eyebrows.
He can beat the Spanish record
When Burgos played 0-0 against Villarreal B last Saturday, it was the fourth (!) game in a row 0-0. What is the total goal difference after eight rounds played? Two goals ahead. back to zero.
Namely, a zero linebacker means that they are both defeated and on the verge of breaking defensive records.
Goalkeeper Jose Antonio Caro kept a clean sheet in 720 minutes into the season. Something no Segunda goalkeeper was able to do during the start of the season. If he keeps a clean sheet for another 35 minutes, he will also break, according to local newspaper Diario de Burgos, the Spanish professional record for the start of the season without goals – which was signed by the old Barcelona goalkeeper. Claudio Bravo during the start league2014/2015 season.
Strong formation 4–2–3–1
Having said that, it’s not just the goalkeeper that is why offensive football experts are doing their best to stay away from Estadio El Plantio.
The coach, who is also a former midfielder, Julian Calero implemented a strong and stable 4-2-3-1 formation. The formation made the championship team Preston, who started the Premier League season with a 3-4 goals in 11 games, look fearless.