The Majadahonda team will play the "Grand Final" without its two main central defenders. The RFEF has confirmed a one-match suspension for Daniel Ramos Cruz, known as "Ramos," due to an accumulation of yellow cards. His defensive partner, Ismael Aizpiri Lérida, nicknamed "Piri," will be out until next season due to an injury sustained in Fuenlabrada.
The absence of "Piri," a player highly valued by fans for his dedication, combined with "Ramos's" suspension, poses a challenge for the coaching staff. Despite this setback, the excitement among the team's supporters remains high, with a thousand tickets sold in the first few days of the week and a large turnout expected at Cerro del Espino.
“"Rayo Majadahonda has a "trap game" against Rayo Vallecano, who are young lads who will come to play and show off. It doesn't reassure me at all that they are at the bottom of the league. Not even a 1-0 lead is enough for Rayito because an equalizer can be scored by anyone at any minute. And we've seen that at Cerro in recent matches, especially against relegated teams. I don't trust anything and I don't like excessive optimism; football tells you every week that a game isn't won until the last second of added time."
The sports press has focused on Rayo Majadahonda, which regained the lead on the penultimate matchday. Many media outlets believe that direct promotion to Primera Federación is imminent, as the team's fate is in its own hands, and a victory would secure the objective. However, some fans warn against overconfidence, noting that the match against Rayo Vallecano, despite being at the bottom of the league, could be a "trap game."
The website "Salamanca al Día" highlights the team's situation, mentioning that Rayo Majadahonda has the "goal average" advantage over Sanse, its main rival, with both teams tied at 67 points in Group 5 of Segunda Federación. A victory at Cerro del Espino would guarantee direct promotion.
In another context, journalist Rafa Molina from MSN has recalled Rayo Majadahonda's aspiration to reach the Segunda División Profesional, reviewing previous season's relegation scores. Additionally, the career of a former Rayo Majadahonda footballer, Toni Martínez, is mentioned; he has reached Primera División and has been included in Spain's preliminary list of 55 players for the World Cup.
