"You will fill me with strength in times of difficulty, and I will always remember what you always told us: always happy and moving forward. Everything I do in this life will always be for the brightest star I have in the sky. As someone once told me, 'When the going gets tough, only the tough get there,' you were always a fighter, and you taught me that from the very beginning. That is the greatest act of love I can do for you: to show you that I can handle anything and that I will never give up."
Starting with the hosts, making a much-welcomed return to winning ways over the weekend as they dragged themselves to a 2-1 victory away at Almeria, Burgos find themselves at the heart of a shock Segunda play-off scrap. However, hit with consecutive 1-0 losses against Albacete and Ceuta on either side of opening December, Luis Miguel Ramis' men have shown some extended inconsistencies over the past few weeks.
Starting with the hosts, while Valencia might have gained a string of immediate plaudits following Carlos Corberan's arrival at the Mestalla back in December, the Bats have largely struggled to find any real fluidity since opening up the new campaign. Putting in a toothless performance last weekend as they eventually fell to a 1-0 loss at the hands of Osasuna, the former West Brom boss has seen his squad muster just a sole point from either of their first two La Liga showdowns.