Levante UD Femenino faces a new league match this Sunday against Sport Extremadura at the Buñol Sports City. Javi Aguado approaches the game with the confidence gained from the first victory of the season and with the team focused on progressing on their path.

The victory against CP Cacereño has allowed Levante UD Femenino to approach the week with good feelings, although Javi Aguado has wanted to put the result into perspective and maintain focus on the team's process: "Neither were we a disaster as a team during the Alhama week, nor have we achieved anything this week. We are on our path, in the process." The coach has acknowledged that the group needed to secure the three points and highlighted the enthusiasm with which they approach the next challenge.

The coach approaches the match with good feelings and with a group that has raised its level during training: "The team is doing very well. The team is eager to get back to winning this weekend." Additionally, Aguado has admitted that having the entire squad available forces him to make tough decisions: "Five players have to be left out every weekend, we know how difficult it is to make the first call-up, then decide the starting eleven, and make substitutions... For us, it's a headache. It's a problem we knew we could face when everyone was available."

Regarding Sport Extremadura CD, the coach from Alicante highlighted the competitive ability of one of the newly promoted teams, which has not yet lost a match: "It is a very competitive team. They compete very well, as we saw in the two matches they played at home against very strong opponents, and they didn't lose either of them." The coach is also clear about the keys to approaching the match: "I hope we perform at a good level, especially with the ball, and especially in the pressure after losing possession."

The proximity of the Copa de la Reina match next Wednesday against Alhama CF does not distract from the immediate objective. Javi Aguado has emphasized that the team is solely focused on this Sunday's match: "We are solely focused on Sunday's match, which I think will be a very beautiful game, a game where the team has to show again what it wants to be, what we want to be." The coach has also encouraged the fans to support the team in this new home game: "We also feel that we need them, that they should come. A lot of people came the other day, and we hope for the same this weekend."