Burgos CF has been more than notable in the season, with the same protagonists on the pitch almost always. Luis Miguel Ramis has insisted and the results have given him the right. Two aspects have not changed, the tactical formation and the lineups. Burgos has played the entire season with a 4-2-3-1 formation, which has changed very few times. In some matches, it has played with a five-man defense and a third central, or in other clashes where the result did not favor it, it has ended with a more offensive disposition, but generally has maintained its strategy. The changes have been scarce and the puzzle pieces have varied very little. There has been a group of 'untouchables' that has dominated the minutes and the spotlight throughout the campaign and the statistics show it. The eleven-type team that has played is known to the surroundings and it is that the surprises have been very few and most of the time by obligation. Ander Cantero has been the only member of the squad who has played all the league competition matches. Since his arrival, he has not lost a single league match. Near the goalkeeper are both center-backs and midfielders, who have also played the entire campaign. In the case of defenders, Grego has taken the lead with 40 games played, while Sergio has accumulated 31 games. The Murcian started playing when Aitor Córdoba left, who had accumulated 20 matches. Since the captain's departure, Sergio has been indispensable. Also, Iván Morante and Miguel Atienza, two players who have not yet renewed and have the Burgos proposal on the table, have been on the pitch for most of the matches. They have played fewer minutes than Grego Sierra, but the Leonese has only lost one league match. In that initial eleven, the two wingers, Florian and Lizancos, have also been indispensable. Where there has been more movement has been in the offensive zone, although Íñigo Córdoba, David González, Curro Sánchez, and Fer Niño have been immovable. The rest of the team is far away, in terms of minutes, from these eleven footballers who have played everything.