The Murcians expel their ghosts and show tremendous solidity in the Palacio de los Deportes
Javi Rodríguez recovered Leo Santana for Sunday’s game, although he couldn’t count on Fernando or Bruno Taffy. In the Navarrese team there were also relevant absences, those of Ion Cerviño and Linhares. And the visiting victims must have outweighed the locals, because the game had no color. ElPozo Murcia Costa Cálida started by blowing up the rival goal, though it took him more than ten minutes to open the can. The most decisive in the opening moments was Taynan, who had the first three chances. Asier Llamas pretty sure cleared two of them, and the rest went to the side of the net. In addition, Imanol Arregui’s men soon ran into trouble with a free kick and defended as far back as they defended. With ten minutes to go the first double penalty was awarded to ElPozo, but Gadeia’s shot was too focused and Llamas had no problem clearing it.
Then came one of the key moments of the game: the injury to Xota FS’s starting goalkeeper, who had established himself as the man of the match until then. In an act of misfortune, Taynan stepped on his hand. The man from Pamplona left the field in a lot of pain and was replaced by the only 19-year-old Oihan Sánchez. The young goalkeeper’s inexperience weighed on him as as soon as he took off he committed a clear penalty kick to Leo Santana, who had received a superb pass from Taynan. Marcel, with power, hit him above to open the scoring.
From then on it went downhill for the ham team. The second came from Felipe Valerio’s shot that hit Rafa Santos near the far post. The cascade of goals received by Xota FS did not stop: in the 14th minute, Juanjo Angosto took a kick from his goal and found Rafa Santos’ combed, who defeated Oihan at the start. Only one approach by Imanol Arregui’s men on Juanjo’s goal is worth mentioning: a shot by Juninho on the post. It was a mirage, for the storm of Murcia continued. Gadeia scored, but the referee had earlier called Carlos Vento’s foul: another double penalty, which Marcel was also unable to convert. It didn’t work from ten meters, but that didn’t matter because with the ball in motion there was efficiency. Dressed in the goalkeeper player’s black shirt, Darío Gil scored the morning’s fourth goal with a low, accurate left-footed shot at the post. And to complete the ‘little hand’ before going through the locker rooms, Juanjo took advantage of Xota FS coming out to play five to send it into the net from his own goal.
They had no intention of turning the tables in the second half, with the game practically over. Javi Rodríguez’s team reduced the intensity for a few minutes, due to the comfort of the result, and gave Juninho some clear chances against Juanjo’s goal. If anything, Xota FS wanted to leave Murcia with a better feeling, aware that they still have work to do to avoid the relegation positions they are submerged in.
ElPozo Murcia was not short of resources: the audience in the Palacio de Deportes had yet to see the magnificent 6-0, with the maneuver of Gadeia and the assist of Marcel, who stepped on to put the goalkeeper in his place and to play against pleasure. to score. Fabinho Junior made sure that Xota FS didn’t leave with a clean sheet and defeated Juanjo with a lightning fast shot. But the next minute, the ham team returned to the attack with an outside assist from Taynan for Darío Gil, who placed miraculously close to the far post. With the win, ElPozo Murcia Costa Cálida secured its third consecutive win at home, after those against Barça and Mallorca Palma Futsal, returning to the positive path in the league to move back to fourth position, with 14 points. Having won two previous league matches, Xota FS remains in penultimate position, only above Ribera Navarra FS, although only one point away from leaving the danger zone.
Source: La Verdad
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