The triumph of the team Perona trains on the Molinense field allows the Murcians to close behind La Unión and Águilas
Hit on the table by Racing Murcia, who beat Molinense at home, one of the strongest teams. This victory for Jorge Perona’s team allows the Murcians to step on the heels of La Unión who continue to win almost everything they play, and a launched Águilas.
Lorca Deportiva for its part occupies fourth place, three points ahead of UCAM B, despite the fact that the loquinos only drew against Caravaca last day and they are more than one game behind the first three classified, their tie. profitable since UCAM lost B, Molinense, Imperial and Ciudad de Murcia. Of the six-team battery trailing, only Cieza added a point.
In the bottom zone of the table, Muleño added three points after five losses and comes out of the relegation places, while El Palmar, who also won, leaves last place, now in the hands of Deportiva Minera, who of the last fifteen points he has there only one added. Bullense is also not doing well, who has lost everything since he changed coach.
Imperial has only two points out of fifteen
Playing against Valdeolivas, Vitolo gave La Unión all three points against an Imperial side showing signs of weakness for the first time this season. The granas cubs only managed two points in the last five games. Upstairs they have little gunpowder and the Unionenses conced few goals, although they are very profitable.
The Águilas keep winning, and they are doing well. On Sunday they defeated a Deportiva Minera who has become the last classified after three consecutive defeats. Coming Sunday, the confrontation between Racing Murcia and Águilas will draw attention in group XIII.
El Molinense, for their part, lost at home what was so hard to get abroad. The canning team made an unforgivable mistake that cost them the first goal and then lost striker Renato da Silva, their franchise player, to injury. Perona’s played their tricks. Racing Murcia are third, but they look like a big team.
Source: La Verdad
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