Alberto Toril, nuevo técnico del Madrid C

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La mala racha del Real Madrid C en el grupo VII de la Tercera División se ha cobrado la cabeza del que, hasta hoy, era su técnico, Antonio Díaz Carlavilla que será sustituido por un hombre que militó como jugador en el club madridista, Alberto Toril.

Después de caer el pasado domingo ante el Getafe B en la Ciudad Deportiva de Valdebebas (0-1), el segundo filial del Real Madrid cayó a la zona de descenso en su grupo de clasificación. De esta forma, los blancos ocupan la 17ª posición de la tabla con 33 puntos, a tres del Galáctico Pegaso.

El ya ex entrenador del Real Madrid C seguirá vinculado al club blanco, colaborando con las categorías inferiores del equipo madridista. Alberto Toril, por su parte, comenzará su andadura como técnico del filial a partir de mañana martes a las 11:00 de la mañana.
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