La Minerva and newly promoted Santa Cruz have started the season strongly in Preferred. They scored two goals (3-0 and 4-1) against the Totana Olympic and the Mar Menor respectively. Also in group 1, Águilas and Mazarrón put on a show in a nice match that ended in a draw at two o’clock. Andrés and Vicente scored for the locals and Taborda and David equalized. Algezares scored a hasty victory over Bala Azul, of which more was expected. The locals were superior and Bruno decided.
In the game between the recently promoted La Aljorra scored the first three runs in Lumbreras. Chema and Dani Gómez followed Mario Simón’s goal. A draw would have done justice. Another of those promoted this year, Santa Cruz shone in the win of the day. He gave the Mar Menor (4-1) no option, who took the lead via Fran Cuenca, but was given a hard penalty in a disastrous second half. The other win of the day was won by Minerva, who defeated Totana 3-0 with goals from Azor and two from Gregor.
In group 2 Montecasillas won with the minimum of a good Beniel (2-1). In the first half they managed to condemn the local population. Match matched in Fortuna-Yeclano (2-0). First half for Yeclano, but after the break Jony and Cristian decided on a somewhat exaggerated victory.
Five goals in the Cabezo de Torres-Plus Ultra. The local Ismael got the 1-0 from a penalty after twelve seconds. He was 2-0 and Mario made the third. The Plus Ultra got the locals in trouble with goals from Joaquín and Elías. A 19-year-old boy, Cosme, gave the first win to Abarán, who defeated Los Garres in a good second half and with one man less. The newly promoted Jumilla started a valuable draw in El Raal. Raul made it 0-1 and Cristian Coll equalized.
Source: La Verdad
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