El Prat added three points to its locker after winning 3-1 against Manresa this Sunday at Municipal Sagnier. El Prat aims to improve its situation in the tournament after losing the last game against Formentera with a score of 2-0 and has a three-match losing streak in the competition. On the visitors’ side, CE Manresa lost 1-2 in their last match against Llagostera. After the score, the team from Prata was ninth at the end of the match, while Manresa was fifth.
The first part of the confrontation started with a face for eleven from Prata, who took the opportunity to open the scoring thanks to a goal from Albert Marti a few minutes into the game, specifically in minute 4. Later scored again the locals by a goal from Elhadji Bandeh in the 18th minute to make it 2-0 for El Prat. The local team added again, going away to establish 3-0 with a goal from Uri before the final whistle, specifically in the 43rd minute, thus ending the first period with a 3-0 score.
After the break came the goal for CE Manresa, who closed the gap on the scoreboard with an own goal from Valentín on the brink of the end, in the 89th minute, ending regulation time with a final score of 3-1.
In the chapter of changes, the Prat footballers who entered the game were Coro, Padilla, Adri Rivas, Molina and Pablo Ufano who replaced Rosales, Uri, Albert Marti, Alex Pla and Elhadji Bandeh, while Manresa’s changes were Iglesias, Jaume Pascual, Adrià Casanova and Acedo, who replaced Sureda, Sánchez, Salva Torreño and Sanmarti.
The referee advised Molina and Pablo Ufano with yellow cards for the local team and Baffoe, Joel Priego, Iglesias and Putxi for the Manresa team.
After winning the match, El Prat is in ninth place in the qualifying table with 17 points at the end of the game, while CE Manresa is in fifth place with 25 points.
On the next day of the competition, El Prat will play against Terrassa away from home, while CE Manresa will face Espanyol B in their home territory.
Source: La Verdad
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