Recently, Espanyol have faced the threat of relegation and have disappointed fans with their mid-season performance, they are second from bottom in La Liga, with only 35 points in 36 league matches, three relegation places in La Liga, and with two games left in the league, the current ranking is equivalent to a reserved place and the team's prospects are very gloomy.
Since Espanyol's promotion to La Liga in 2018, their performances have been very mediocre. In the 2021-2022 season they are 14th in the league, but they have performed far less this season than last year and at the moment their condition is very dangerous.
In order to save the team's situation, Espanyol sacked manager Martinez and sent in a new coach Garcia, but their performance did not improve. This has left fans very worried, who believe the team needs more investment and improvement to get back to where it belongs.
Despite some wins in recent matches, Espanyol still need to win over their last-two round-of-the-line opponents Valencia and Almeria – to score six points to ensure they are not relegated. This has left the future of the team very uncertain and fans are very worried in the hope that the team can play well in the remaining games and avoid the danger of relegation in order to regain its strength.