Cup match is a cup match, but even if Cacereno surprised another league team Girona in the previous round here is only one possible winner and the question is all about the handicap.

As you can see Real will rotate strongly, but it is only a good thing as there are more hungry players, who are equally good as the starters. And there is Camavinga!

We all know those Real players, but what it the class of Cacereno?

They are 6th in their group at Segunda RFEF, which is not second highest but 4th highest tier in Spain, there are 100 teams on this level, and directly in the league pyramid there are 80 teams.

For me it is rather well-known level, and roughly I would say they are something like a weak Finnish or Irish Premier league team, or from Swedish 2nd tier Superettan.

One of my local teams Torremolinos play in this league, and recently I saw twice in the cup, first winning over Huesca after penalties, then by losing 0-3 to Sevilla just before Christmas.

There is no humiliation to be expected, but total domination yes, and it is hard to see any controlled shots with any realistic goal expectation coming from Cacereno.

Good luck if you decide to take part!