Luis Miguel Ramis has debuted as Osasuna manager with a draw against Levante at El Sadar, meaning the curse of over half a century at the club continues. This is the latest time an Osasuna manager has debuted with a draw at home. Osasuna is currently 11th in La Liga, with 1 point from 1 game played, and their next match is against Getafe on August 31.
Osasuna's curse dates back to 1962, when Enrique Orizaola debuted as manager of the club with a win against Elche. Since then, only a few managers have managed to debut with a win. Luis Miguel Ramis joins a list of managers who have debuted with a draw, including Vicente Moreno, Iván Brzic, and Javier Aguirre.
Osasuna's statistics regarding manager debuts are quite curious. While some managers have debuted with a win, others have debuted with a draw or even a loss. For example, Lisci debuted with a loss at the Bernabéu last season, while Barinaga debuted with a loss in 1957. Ziganda debuted with a loss at El Sadar in 2006, after a Champions League qualifying match.
Osasuna faces a significant challenge in their next match against Getafe, who are currently 8th in the table. With 0 goals scored and 0 goals conceded, Osasuna needs to improve their offensive play if they want to achieve a win.
Osasuna is 5 points behind leader Sevilla and needs to improve their game if they want to have any chance of competing for the title. With a recent form of D, Osasuna needs to find a way to win matches if they want to improve their position in the table.
