Spanish football coaching changes at Alcorcón and RSD Alcalá

Alcorcón manager Fran Justo addressed the media ahead of an upcoming match against SD Huesca. Justo noted that the recent dismissal of Raúl Jardiel disrupted the technical staff's weekly planning, requiring extra study of various leagues to prepare. He emphasized the importance of respecting Huesca, noting the opponent's consistent presence in the top two Spanish divisions over the last decade. Alcorcón enters the match with no major injuries, maintaining a strong home record at Santo Domingo.

In another development, RSD Alcalá has dismissed manager Ángel Manuel Vivar Dorado following five matches into the new Segunda RFEF season. Vivar Dorado, who led the club to a Tercera RFEF title and subsequent promotion, departs after 75 official matches. The club has appointed Jesús Muñoz as the new head coach. Muñoz, a former professional player with experience at clubs such as Atlético de Madrid and Real Zaragoza, previously served as an assistant coach to Paco Jémez at Rayo Vallecano and Granada.