Uzuni reaffirmed his leadership with a double

The Albanian striker for Granada Myrto Uzuni He once again proved himself at the top of the LaLiga SmartBank scorer rankings, with seventeen goals, after signing a double penalty in the victory (2-0) of the Andalusian team against Tenerife.

If the previous day Uzuni debuted as a scorer away, the Albanian international confirmed his idyll in Nuevo Los Cármenes after adding his sixteenth goal of the season in the Granada fiefdom.

Two goals that came from the penalty spot. If after seven minutes Myrto Uzuni chose the power to change the maximum penalty given to himself, in the eighty-third minute the Albanian looked for the placement to complete his double.

Uzuni extended his lead over his nearest rival, Mirandés striker Raúl García, to six goals, scoring his eleventh goal of the season after snapping his streak of three games without scoring from eleven -one meter against Villarreal B.

— Classification of scorers after the 27th day.

– With 17 goals: Myrto Uzuni (ALB) (5p) (Granada).

– With 11 goals: Raúl García (2p) (Mirandés)

– With 9 goals: Juan Diego Molina “Stoichkov” (1p) (Eibar)

– With 8 goals: Higinio Marín (1p) (Albacete); Sinan Bakis (2p) (TUR) (Andorra); Borja Bastón (4p) (Oviedo)

– With 7 goals: Jonathan Dubasin (BEL) and Manu Fuster (Albacete); Armando Sadiku (ALB) (1p) (Cartagena); Cristian Herrera (1p) (Ibiza); Marc Cardona (1p) (Las Palmas); Juan Muñoz (1p) (Leganes); Chris Ramos (Lugo).

– With 6 goals: Luis Rioja (Alavés); Alfredo Ortuno (2p) (Cartagena); Mohamed Bouldini (MAR) (Levante); Roberto López (1p) (Mirandés); Giuliano Simeone (ARG) (Zaragoza).

– With 5 goals: Maikel Mesa (3p) (Albacete); Carlos Martinez (Andorra); Gaspar Campos and Francisco Sánchez “Curro” 1p) (Burgos); Borja Valle (Cartagena); Francisco Pejiño (Las Palmas); José Arnáiz (Leganés); José Campaña (3p) (Levante); Ruben Castro (Malaga); Oscar Garcia “Pinchi” (Mirandés); Cristo González (1p) (Sporting); Enric Gallego (3p) (Tenerife)

– With 4 goals: Miguel de la Fuente and Mamadou Sylla (SEN) (Alavés); Juan Carlos (2p) (Huesca); Jose Callejon (Granada); Jonathan Viera (1p) (Las Palmas); Daniel Raba (Leganes); Dani Ojeda, Yuri (BRA) (1p) and Edu Espiau (Ponferradina); Inigo Vicente (Racing Santander); Diego Collado, Sergio Lozano and Fer Niño (Villarreal B).

– With 3 goals: Xeber Alkain, Salva Sevilla (2p) and Asier Villalibre (Alavés); Alvaro Rodriguez (Albacete); Christos Almpanis (GRE) (Andorra); José Corpas (1p) (Eibar); Mourad Daoudi El Ghezouani (Burgos); Gustavo Blanco Leschuk (ARG) (Eibar); Ekain Zenitagoia (1p) (Ibiza); Joni Montiel (2p), Alejandro Cantero, Rober Ibáñez (Levante); Derik (BRA) (Ponferradina); Jorge Pombo (1p) (Race); Giovanni Zarfino (URU) and Juan Otero (COL) (Sporting); Alberto Martín “Teto”, Elady Zorrilla (2p), Borja Garcés and Iván Romero (Tenerife); Valentin Vada (ARG) (1p) (Zaragoza).

– With 2 goals: Nahuel Tenaglia (ARG), Abderrahman Rebbach (ALG), David Remeseiro “Jason” and Toni Moya (Alavés); Germán Valera, Mustapha Bundu (SLE) and Iván Gil (Andorra); Alejandro Bermejo (1p), Juan Artola and Miguel Muñoz “Mumo” (Burgos); Mikel Rico, Pedro Alcalá, Isak Jansson (SWE) and Pablo De Blasis (ARG) (Cartagena); Jon Bautista, Enrique González “Quique” (1p) and Peru Nolaskoain (Eibar); Bryan Zaragoza (Grenada); Aboubakary Kanté (GAM), José Ángel Carrillo, Marc Mateu and Óscar Sielva (Huesca); Suleiman Camara (Ibiza); Álvaro Jiménez, Florin Andone (ROU), Sandro Ramírez, Óscar Clemente and Enzo Loiodice (FRA) (Las Palmas); Naim García, Seydouba Cissé (GUI) and Rober Ibáñez (Leganés); Roger Brugué, Jorge de Frutos, Roberto Soldado (1p) and Vicente Iborra (Levante); Manu Barreiro (1p), Alberto Rodríguez, Sebas Moyano and Jaume Cuéllar (BOL) (Lugo); Cristian Gutiérrez and Pablo Chavarria (ARG) (Malaga); Alejandro Barbudo “Barbu” (Mirandés); Sergi Enrich (Oviedo); José Naranjo, José María Amo and Hugo Vallejo (Ponferradina); Jordi Mboula and Matheus Aias (BRA) (Racing Santander); Uros Djurdjevic “Djuka” (MNE), José Gragera, Aitor García, Víctor Campuzano and Pedro Díaz (Sporting); Waldo Rubio and Mo Dauda (GHA) (Tenerife); Pablo Íñiguez, Diego Collado, Juan Carlos Arana, Mamadou Mbacke (SEN), Antonio Pacheco and Carlo García (Villarreal B); Jair Júnior (POR), Iván Azón, Víctor Mollejo and Bebé (CPV) (Zaragoza).

– With 1 goal: Taichi Hara (JPN), Abdelkabir Abqar (MAR) and Carlos Benavídez (URU) (Alavés); Juanma, Olaetxea, Andy Kawaya (BEL), Juan María Alcedo and Ricardo Rodríguez “Riki” (Albacete); Pau Casadesús, Adrià Altimira “Alti”, Sergio Molina and Hector Hevel (NED) (Andorra); Gregorio Sierra, Elgezabal, Álex Bermejo and Miguel Ángel Atienza (Burgos); Óscar Arribas, Iván Calero and Jairo Izquierdo (Cartagena); Frederico Venancio (POR), Enrique González “Quique”, Matheus Pereira (BRA), Álvaro Tejero, Yanis Rahmani (FRA) and Berrocal (Eibar); Matías Arezo (URU), Antonio Puertas, Alberto Perea, Miguel Rubio, Ricard Sánchez, Jorge Molina, Neva, Víctor Díaz and Shon Weissman (ISR) (Granada); Carlos Kevin, Gerard Valentín, Joaquín Muñóz, Andrei Ratiu (ROU), Dani Escriche, Blasco (FRA), Pulido and Samuel Obeng (GHA) (Huesca); Dario Poveda, Manuel Agudo “Nolito”, Miguel “Miki” Villar, Juan Ibiza and Bogusz (POL) (Ibiza); Marvin, Álvaro Lemos, Benito Ramírez, Álex Suárez, Eric Curbelo and Lorenzo Morón “Loren” (Las Palmas); Nyom (CMR), Fede Vico (1p), Kenneth Omeruo (NIG) and Yacine Qasmi (MAR) (Leganés); Mustafi (GER), Pablo Martínez, Francisco Hidalgo “Son” and Marc Pubill (Levante); Señé, Juan Pedro Jiménez “Juanpe” (1p), Ángel Baena and Miguel Loureiro (Lugo); Javi Jiménez, Fran Sol, Escassi, Álex Gallar, Dani Lorenzo, Juan de Dios Rivas “Juande”, Haitam Abaida (MAR), Esteban Burgos (ARG) and Lago Junior (CIV) (Málaga); Manuel García “Manu”, Marcos Paulo (POR), José Salinas, César Gelabert, Juan Luis Sánchez “Juanlu”, Raúl Navas and Alex Martín (Mirandés); Ángel Montoro, Samuel Obeng (GHA), David Costas, Dani Calvo, Rodri Tarín, Koba (FRA) and Manu Vallejo (Oviedo); Agus Medina, Kelechi Nwakali (NIG), Alexandru Pascanu (ROU); Sekou Gassama (SEN), Aritz Aldasoro, Arturo Molina and Yeray Cabanzón (Career); Carlos Izquierdoz (ARG), Pablo Ínsua, Jonathan Rodríguez “Jony” and Queipo (Sporting); José Ángel Jurado, José Ignacio Martínez “Nacho”, Aitor Sanz, Jeremy Mellot and Samuel Shashoua (ENG) (Tenerife); Dela, Leal, Ojeda (ARG), Daniel Tasende, Javier Ontiveros (1p), Álex Millán (1p) and Alex Fores (Villarreal B); Jaume Grau, Alberto Zapater, Sergio Bermejo and Francho Serrano (Zaragoza).

– Own goal: David Goldar (Ibiza, against Granada); Marc Martínez (Cartagena, against Huesca); Anaitz Arbilla (Eibar, against Karera); Yuri (BRA) (Ponferradina, against Alavés); Rubén Vezo (Levante, against Career); Mika Mármol (Andorra, against Karera); Antonio Glauder (Albacete, against Granada); Erik Morán (Ponferradina, against Malaga); Miguel Ángel Atienza (Burgos, against Zaragoza); Carlos Izquierdoz (Sporting, against Las Palmas); Rubén Pulido (Huesca, against Eibar); Íñiguez (Villarreal B, against Zaragoza); Óscar Whalley (Lugo, against Villarreal B).