Javi Rodríguez’s men nestle in fourth place thanks to a great performance from Juanjo and goals from Felipe Valerio, Taynan and Darío Gil
Juanjo cut off both ears and tail on the hardest pitch in the world. Anthological match for Cieza’s goalkeeper, who made 18 saves yesterday, some of them improbable, giving the Murcians a victory that allows them to follow in the wake of those above. After adding six of the six, Javi Rodríguez’s team sends the message that they want the League.
Barca: Miquel Freixas, Antonio, Adolfo, Matheus and Pito. Also played: André Coelho, Sergio González, Ortiz, Sergio Lozano, Marcenio and Catela.
El Pozo Murcia: Juanjo, Felipe Valerio, Taynan, Taffy and Rafa Santos. They also played: Fernando, Gadeia, Ricardo Mayor, Marcel, Darío Gil and Alberto García.
The first part was very flat. The exchange of blows favored the Murcians, with a luminous Taynan lighting up the first two Murcian goals. Gadeia also sent a clear message: when he plays in his position, he is a unique player.
The first goal came in the fourth minute, when a very active Taynan received the ball clear of his goal and made a quick shot which Miquel Freixas fended off, but Felipe Valerio, slightly cornered, hit the leather halfway the back of the net .
Barcelona woke up. The second rotation pressed more speed and ElPozo had to defend with order. However, in a play that saw the Murcians lose, Sergio Lozano finished at will and equalized the match.
Barça came forward, but what was found was a steal from Gadeia, who assisted Taynan so that the Kazakh ended the game with ElPozo’s second goal. The joy lasted barely a minute. The defense was soft again and Marcenio made it 2-2. It was a game that is a joy to watch, with two teams creating chances. Molina’s Darío Gil was in the lead in the 12th minute to put his team back ahead as he took advantage of an assist from Gadeia to shoot close to the right post and score.
The second half started with Barça focused on attack, aware of the importance of scoring a goal as quickly as possible to tie the game. The Murcians defended themselves against the constant attacks of the Blaugrana team, which did not give up in its efforts to constantly look for the equalizer, but Juanjo again established himself as one of the great protagonists of the game.
Source: La Verdad
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