Without doubt this is the best moment for Real Sporting Gijón since its return to Primera División, the team coached by new guy is currently seventh on the standings, just separated by two points from the European zone. Sporting arrives to the Riazor after adding seven of the last nine points in dispute and after scoring six of its ten goals on the campaign within that period (4-1 Vs Mallorca, 2-1 at Athletic Bilbao and 0-0 Vs Real Madrid).But the weak point of Sporting continues to be to play outside home, because the Asturians have lost six of the last eight liga matches played away from El Molinón. Meanwhile, Depor is just three points above the Asturians; despite the 0-4 setback at Valladolid, Lotina’s team is fulfilling a good season with fifteen points added after nine matches and with only one defeat at the Riazor (2-3 Vs RCD Espanyol). Besides, the Riazor has always been a complicate stadium for Sporting Gijón, because the Asturians had only won three times in La Coruña, though the last one was the painful 0-3 defeat on matchday 08 of the past season, which was Sporting’s first triumph playing at the Riazor for Primera División.A couple of interesting numbers related to the rival: Together with Atletico and Barca, Sporting scored six goals against Depor on the past liga season, mark that’s the highest against the Galicians during the past campaign. The other is that the Asturian team has suffered five goals in penalty kicks, which is the highest mark at Primera in this start of season.For me Gijon won't lose here.