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.
What does this mean for Osasuna?
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.
How does it compare to other managers?
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.
What's next for Osasuna?
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. You can check Osasuna's upcoming matches on our fixtures page. Additionally, you can see the current standings on our standings page.
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. You can check Osasuna's statistics on our stats page.
