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The Babazorro team will not be alone in Pamplona, where Chacho Coudet's team will have more than 500 followers after going to the next round of the King's Cup with a good victory over Seville.

However, the toll for the Alaveses has been important, as Jonny Otto and Lucas Boye have retired injured. As a result, the Argentine coach will have to change his lineup.

For the Albiazul coach, the team has played "a good game" and "deserved the win."  He also regretted not having been able to close the game with a second goal: "With the last move we always end up suffering a little." He explained that Jonny's problem seems to be an overload, but Lucas Boye's injury "is probably more complex."

Lucas Boye's entry into the field in the second half has been decisive. The Argentine striker has provoked a penalty that has had to be replaced shortly afterwards by injury.

It's the biggest budget in the history of the Babazorro club that went ahead at Tuesday's meeting.

"We must continue to grow as a team," said the Babazorro technician at the press conference prior to the match against Seville in Mendizorroza. "We have more and better feelings than points," Coudet added about the trajectory of the Vitorian team. "We lost the other day, but we played a great game," he recalled.

The Alavés player talks about the defeat against Real Madrid (1-2) on the 16th day of the EA Sports League. He points out that the team has fought until the last moment and that after his goal they have had options to win the match in Mendizorroza.

The Babazorros receive Real Madrid in Mendizorroza this Sunday and the white team arrives in Vitoria after a turbulent streak. At the press conference there have been many questions about the situation of the team led by Xabi Alonso, but Chacho Coudet wanted to focus on his team. 

The Alavés beat the Royal Society 1-0 in the Basque derbi in Mendizorroza. At the end of the match, the Navarro defense Jon Pacheco said it was a special match, since for the first time he had the Royal Society as a rival.

The Alavés beat the Royal Society 1-0 in the Basque derbi in Mendizorroza.

Alavés faces tomorrow's appointment with the intention of breaking the streak of three consecutive League defeats. "We need to win. We deserve to have five more points for the good level shown," Chacho Coudet said at the pre-match press conference.

Nahuel Tenaglia has renewed his contract with the Alavés until 2029. The Argentinian is very grateful to the club, declares himself loved and valued.

The Alavés has won the pass to the King's Cup Final 16. The Portugalete, with the thrust of the local fans who have filled the stands, has faced the Vitorians, but it has not been enough.

Coudet's players have started the match very well, as they have advanced in minute 2 thanks to a beautiful goal by Carlos Vicente. They have confirmed their victory after the break, thanks to a goal by the Portugalete on their own doorstep.

Alavés will play this Tuesday against Portugalete. "The field (La Florida) is pretty good," thanked the Babazorro coach, who warned that the Portugalete  is "a difficult team, with a pretty fair game."

Coudet has declared that the team is well after the coup against the Celtic and the Babazorros are eager to win at Camp Nou after nine years. The challenge is difficult and the Argentinian has acknowledged that they will have to be quick from the head to pocket something positive.

The League will have to accept the location of the Albiazul fans for this Saturday's match between the two teams.