Kavala Football Club faces a congested April schedule in the Super League 2 relegation group, with matches against PAOK Thessaloniki B, Kampaniakos Chalastras, Makedonikos Neapolis and Nestos Chrisoupolis packed into a three-week stretch. With three home games and two away fixtures in the run, coaching staff say squad rotation and injury management will be as important as tactics in determining how many points the club can take from the period. The results will go a long way toward settling Kavala's final position in a tightly bunched relegation group.