Málaga and Valladolid tied for two goals in a quick game, which wasted the Malaguistas’ 2-0 lead in the debut of their third coach this season, Argentine Pablo Guede, when the Pucelanos saved a point with Israeli Shon Weissman’s double in his goal of achieving direct promotion.
Valladolid, with this tie, remain second with 65 points, waiting to see what Almería will do-third with 63-in their match on Monday against Ponferradina, while the Malaga, eighteenth with 38 points, will continue to score on the boundary of permanence, 7 points -with another game played- from the relegation zone.
The first minutes were temporary, until Málaga recovered in midfield which Aleix Febas took advantage of to stand alone in front of goalkeeper Masip and gently surrender to striker Brandon Thomas, who only had to push the ball to score 1 – 0 in 4 minutes.
Real Valladolid, surprised by the intensity of the locals, advanced lines in search of a draw, which could have come after a free kick whose rejection fell to Israeli Wiessman, but he ran over goalkeeper Dani Martín.
The Castilian team insisted against a Malaga who defended the favorable result and tried to leave their place with a fight. The albiviolets were able to equalize with a shot from midfielder Aguado, on the penalty spot only, that came out to brush against an opponent.
Dominance and football ruled the visitors, who pressed chances from Weissman, very active, but had no victory against goalkeeper Dani Martín, whose break was reached 1-0.
After the restart, debutant coach Pablo Guede did not see the result and changed the system, replacing central defender Andrés Caro with a striker, Antoñín, and in this way trying to have more of the ball and create their danger in the Valladolid area.
Perhaps Málaga is the one testing the chances, with a single goal, against a better Valladolid, although there are differences on defense, where the mess between the two defenders and the goalkeeper Masip outside goal caused the ball to hit striker Álvaro Vadillo so, leaning to the left, he finished from outside the area and made it 2-0 in the 49th minute.
The match passed without a move until a corner came by Valladolid and a header by Weissman that shortened the difference in the 59th minute. Since then, the Malaguistas have been trembling, nervous and of lower quality than their rivals, despite having courage, nails and many hearts.
Four minutes later, the Israeli striker scored again after a cross from the right by Gonzalo Plata, who came in to change his team, where Weissman was able to equalize the contest by taking the lead on the local defense.
Málaga, exhausted, refreshed the team to look for the surprise again. He held it two very clear occasions from Adrián, as Valladolid suffered from the effort and gradually declined, although they eventually saved a point in a game that was complicated against a Málaga team that did not win in house for five months.
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Travel: Daniel Martin; Víctor Gómez, Andrés Caro (Antoñín, m.46), Peybernes, Javi Jiménez; Vadillo (Adrián, m.63), Escassi, Jozabed, Genaro; Febas (Ramón Enríquez, m.69) and Brandon (Paulino, m.63).
Valladolid: Masip; Luis Pérez, Joaquín Fernández, Kiko Olivas, Nacho (Morci, m.79); Aguado (Gonzalo Plata, m.56), Roque Mesa, Monchu (Raúl Carnero, m.79), Toni Villa, (Anuar, m.68), Iván Sánchez and Weissman (Sergio León, m.68).
The objectives: 1-0, m.4: Brandon. 2-0, m.49: Vadillo. 2-1, m.59: Weissman. 2-2, m.63: Weissman.
Referee: Pulido Santana (Las Palmas Committee). He showed a yellow card to locals Andrés Caro (m.36), Aleix Febas (m.40), Brandon (m.42), Vadillo (m.46) and Ramón Enríquez (m.88), and to guests Anuar (m. .86) and Sergio León (m .92).
Incidents: The match equivalent to matchday 35 of LaLiga SmartBank was played at La Rosaleda Stadium in front of 18,004 spectators. A minute of silence was observed for the death of former national basketball coach and Minister of Education and Sports of the Junta de Andalucía, Javier Imbroda.
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Source: La Verdad
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