Burgos got three points from El Sardinero (0-1) which allows him to temporarily put himself in direct promotion positions, against a Racing team that once again showed its offensive lack and even missed a penalty that could have been decided.
The career The dominant match began, although not creating a danger for a Burgos who was waiting in the low block without any problem and who, ten minutes later, had the first chance of the game with an attempt on the Olympic goal.
The locals could not find holes in the defense of Burgos and on the sidelines at half time bombo He tried his luck from midfield to try to surprise Caro, even though the ball went over the crossbar.
Five minutes later, waste they managed to put Burgos ahead, but they didn’t take advantage of a ball error from goalkeeper Miquel Parera, who reacted quickly to break the one-on-one.
Before the break, the referee awarded a penalty when a Burgos defender handled the ball with one hand after an individual move by Íñigo Vicente, but Caro tipped over Gassama’s shot to keep the tables on the scoreboard before the two met. team. They went to the locker room.
At the restart, the team led by Julián Calero was the first to approach the rival goal, with a powerful shot from Navarro, which hit the crossbar of Verdiblanco, and, not long after, with a shot from Gaspar, which was caught by the goalkeeper without difficulty. Karera, and another from Bermejo for him that Parera had to stretch.
Burgos were having their best moment of the game and, just before the end of the 70th minute, after a steal on the edge of their own area and a superb counter-attack, Curro put the visitors ahead with a powerful shot from side.
After the goal, Racing were forced to expose themselves in attack and Burgos managed to finish with ten minutes remaining, but Matos, completely alone and unguarded on goal, failed to finish a poisonous shot from Mourad.
In the final moments, the locals, down by one due to the sending off of Íñigo, tried to find an equalizer and, although Peque managed to find a hole in Caro’s wall, the referee disallowed the goal for a handball by Matheus, so the score doesn’t move anymore.
career santander
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Burgos
Santander Career: Miquel Parera; Dani Fernández, Pol Moreno, Rubén Alves, Satrústegui (Saul, min. 80); Mboula (Camus, min. 69), Fausto Tienza (Arturo Molina, min. 80), Iñigo, Pombo, Iñigo Vicente (Peque, min. 85); Sekou Gassama (Matheus Aías, min.69).
Burgos: Expensive; Areso, Cordoba, Elgezabal, Zabaco, Matos; Curro (Borja G., min. 85), Atienza (Valcarce, min. 85), Navarro (Mumo, min. 66), Gaspar (Mourad, min. 75); Bermejo (Artola, min.75).
purpose: 0-1, m.67: I am working.
Referee: Milla Alvendiz (Andalusian school). He showed yellow cards to Pol Moreno and Íñigo Vicente from Racing de Santander and to Córdoba, Atienza and Mumo from Burgos. He sent off Íñigo, from Racing, with a straight red card for going into a rival with his studs in front.
Happenings: The match on the sixteenth day of the Smartbank League was played at El Sardinero. Naara Miranda, U-17 World Champion with the Spanish team, started the kick-off. Before the match, a minute of silence was observed in memory of Antonio Solana, goalkeeper who defended the goals of Racing and Burgos.
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Source: La Verdad
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