The Albinegros win their second game in a row, in Granada, and come out of relegation thanks to a goal from Luis Castillo in the 92nd minute
Another joy for Cartagena B, who took their second (and consecutive) win of the season in the Second RFEF yesterday. He did it with a comeback and a rush, as the winning goal came in the 92nd minute (1-2). The goal was the work of Luis Castillo, one of three substitutions that revived Pepe Aguilar’s team in the final part of the second half. There are already 7 points in the standings, with the Albinegro daughter rising from the bottom zone of the standings.
Ángel Jiménez, Raúl Castro, Miki Bosch, Edu Gutiérrez (Osei, 66), Diego, Younness, Carlos Pérez (Da Costa, 65), Martín Solar (Mario, 82), Juanma, Julio (Echu, 65) and Samu Omorodión.
Sergio Diaz; Carlos Sanchez, Uri (Djaka, 72), Antonio Sanchez, Pedro Garcia; Nacho Pais, Monteverde; Adrian Sanmartín (De Pedro, 72), Enrico Dueñas (Castillo, 72), Teddy; and Albiar (Josema, 93).
Equality in this category is maximum. Have them tell Cartagena B, bottom by 1 point out of 12 possibly a week ago. In seven days, the subsidiary was smart with two wins in a row, first against El Ejido (1-0) and yesterday against Granada B (1-2). One freed the squad from fear and the other confirms the good feelings.
Before the Nasrid painting, it was especially celebrated. In Granada, the reserve squad appeared without many of its best players: Farru, Neskes, Javi Fernández and Jeriel. Everything seemed to go wrong in the 20th minute when an innocent penalty from Uri made it 1-0. A poor start by the local goalkeeper led to a shot from the Argentine after half an hour to correct his mistake.
Osei deflected Albiar’s shot at the crossbar and Sergio Díaz saved Omorodión’s 2-1 under the sticks. Djaka, De Pedro and Castillo, three vital changes, shone in the victory game. The first opened the field, the second placed a candy with his left foot and the third headed the load hard to the far post. Second joy for Cartagena B.
Source: La Verdad
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