CE Sabadell has had to restructure its itinerary after the postponement of its Copa del Rey first round match against Utebo, caused by the train accident in Toledo. Wednesday's matchday, which had 24 matches, was completely canceled, and the club has not yet received a specific date to play the pending match with the Second Division B team.
The team, which was in Aragon for the scheduled match with Utebo, will no longer return to Sabadell as planned. Instead, it will continue its journey to Valencia, where it will concentrate until Friday. There he will prepare for the next league match against Albacete, which will take place on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. During their stay in Valencia, the Harlequin team will carry out three training sessions to refine tactics and physical condition before the match.
The club has maintained constant contact with the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) to find out the date on which the match with Utebo and the other postponed matches can be played. So far, the RFEF has not provided a new schedule, so CE Sabadell is awaiting official confirmation.
Sabadell has expressed its solidarity with the victims of the train accident in Toledo through its social networks, sending a message of condolences to the affected family and friends. The club reiterated that its thoughts are with the victims and their families in these difficult times.
With the calendar altered, the team is concentrated in Valencia to continue its preparation and awaits a prompt response from the RFEF regarding the date of the match against Utebo. The next objective will be the league confrontation with Albacete, where Sabadell will seek to secure a victory that will allow them to advance in the competition and improve their position in the table.