Goalkeeper José Antonio Caro dissected UD Las Palmas's heavy 5-2 defeat at Girona this Saturday, as reported by the club's official website. The yellow team conceded five goals at Montilivi but is already focusing on the next challenge against Leganés.

Caro, the starting keeper, showed self-criticism. "You have to be self-critical, but there is a long way to go," stated the Andalusian shot-stopper. He admitted a personal mistake in the second half, when the match was level, changed the game's dynamic. UD Las Palmas currently sits in fourteenth place in the Segunda División standings after this fourth matchday.

How did Iván Jaime perform on his debut?

Attacking midfielder Iván Jaime, on loan from Porto, made a spectacular impact after coming on at halftime. He scored the temporary equalizer to make it 2-2 and revitalized the team's play from the bench. "The important thing was the victory, we started the second half very well," said the player. Jaime explained he still needs to get up to speed and adapt to the tactics of manager Pepe Mel.

His arrival bolsters an area of the pitch where the club seeks more creativity. You can check the full profile of all players on the squad page. The team has collected four points from its first four league games.

What did Enrique Clemente say after his return?

Full-back Enrique Clemente returned to action with the team after overcoming an injury. His comeback, however, was marred by the scoreline. "You don't imagine a return like this," detailed the Zaragoza-born player. Clemente highlighted that the team started the second half well and played to its style until defensive errors cost them again.

His return is positive news for a defense that has conceded nine goals so far this season. The next test is Friday at home against Leganés, a match already listed on our fixtures calendar.

What is the team's margin for improvement?

José Antonio Caro was clear in stating the team has plenty of room to grow. He urged the squad to build on the good things and learn from the mistakes to avoid repeating them. Internal analysis will begin this Monday at the Barranco Seco training ground.

The immediate schedule offers a quick chance to react. After Leganés, UD Las Palmas will face Albacete and Racing de Ferrol. The squad believes this tough lesson will help them get back on track in a very long season, as several players emphasized. The objective remains to fight for higher positions in the table.