UCAM Murcia and San Roque Lepe tied 1-1 in the match held this Saturday at BeSoccer La Condomina. UCAM Murcia approaches the match with the aim of adding more points to their scoreboard after drawing 1-1 in the last game against Yeclano Deportivo and with a streak of three straight draws in the competition. Regarding the visiting team, San Roque Lepe lost with a result of 0-2 in the previous match against Mancha Real. After obtaining the result, the Murcian team is in fourth position, while San Roque Lepe, for its part, is ninth at the end of the rivalry.
The start of the match was positive for San Roque Lepe, who opened the scoring with Jacobo’s goal in the 9th minute. After that, the first half ended with a score of 0-1.
The second half of the match started in an unparalleled way for UCAM Murcia, who set the tables with a goal from eleven meters from Javi Moreno a few minutes into the second half, specifically in the 50th minute, finishing the match with the final result. from 1-1.
The coach of UCAM Murcia signed Pescador, Chumbi, Fran Lara and Isra Cano for Sala, Pito Camacho, Jose Fran and Javi Moreno, while San Roque Lepe gave the green light to Sergio García, Charaf, Pedro Inglés, Pablo Aguilera and Marrufo, who replaced Álvaro, Beckend, Jacobo, Santisteban and Pablo Haro.
The referee showed a total of nine cards: three yellow cards for UCAM Murcia (Mario Abenza, Javi Moreno and Jose Fran) and five for San Roque Lepe (Álvaro, Rueda, Jacobo, Camacho and Sergio García). In addition, there was a red card, specifically Mario Abenza (2 yellow) of the local team.
After this draw at the end of the match, UCAM Murcia is placed in fourth place in the table with 38 points. For its part, San Roque Lepe at this point achieved ninth place with 34 points at the end of the game.
On the next day of the Second Federation, UCAM Murcia will play against Betis Deportivo away from home, while San Roque Lepe will face Yeclano Deportivo at home.
Source: La Verdad
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