Badajoz won 1-0 against Deportivo in the match held this Tuesday in Nuevo Vivero. Badajoz went into the match with the intention of adding more points to their locker after drawing 0-0 in the last match played against Unionistas. On the visitors’ side, Deportivo had to settle for a goalless draw against Córdoba. After the match, the Badajoz team was eleventh at the end of the game, while Deportivo was fifth.
In the first half of the game none of the players scored a goal, so in the first 45 minutes the score did not move from the first 0-0.
After the break, in the second period came the goal for the eleven from Badajoz, who took advantage of the game to open the scoring through Francis Ferrón’s goal before the final whistle, specifically in the 96th minute. Finally, the rivalry with a 1-0 on the scoreboard.
In the chapter of changes, the Badajoz players who entered the game were Javi Ros, Francis Ferrón, Zelu and Acuña who replaced Mancuso, Sánchez, Calderón and David Soto, while Deportivo’s changes were Yeremay, Trilli, Santamaría, Villares and Kuki Zalazar, who arrived. to replace Isi, Antoñito, Max Svensson, Roberto Olabe and Quiles.
The referee showed a total of three cards: one yellow card to Badajoz, specifically to Raúl Palma, and one to Deportivo (Roberto Olabe). In addition, there was a red card for the visiting team’s Mario Soriano.
With 18 points, José María Salmerón’s Badajoz was in eleventh place in the overall table at the end of the game, while the team led by Óscar Cano was in fifth place with 26 points, in the playoff spot for promotion to Segunda Division.
The next day, Badajoz will face Mérida AD, while A Coruña will play their match against Racing Ferrol.
Source: La Verdad
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