Celta B failed to beat Deportivo, winning 2-0 in Sunday’s match at Abanca-Riazor. Deportivo came with the intention of getting back to the winning ways after losing the last game against Cultural Leonesa with a score of 1-0. On the visitors’ side, Celta B beat Badajoz at their stadium 2-0 and they previously did the same away from home, against Sanse 0-1. After getting the result, the team from A Coruña was second at the end of the match, while Celta B was fifth.
In the first half of the game none of the players scored, so in the first 45 minutes the score did not move from the first 0-0.
After the break came the goal for Deportivo, who opened their floodgates with a Lucas Pérez goal after 66 minutes. The A Coruña team scored again, going the distance, establishing a 2-0 lead through a penalty goal by Quiles in the 79th minute, ending the match with a final score of 2-0.
The coaches of both teams decided to use all available changes. Max Svensson, Álex Bergantiños, Yeremay, Kike Saverio and Lapeña entered Deportivo to replace Isi, Rubén Díez, Pepe Sánchez, Quiles and Mario Soriano, while Celta B entered San Bartolomé, Duran, Damián Rodríguez, Manu Garrido and Montes by Martín Calderón , Raúl Blanco, Hugo Sotelo, Lauti and Gael Alonso.
A total of eight yellow cards and one red card were seen in the match. On the part of the locals, Antoñito, Lebedenko and Mario Soriano were shown yellow cards, while the visiting team received yellow cards for Medrano, Hugo Sotelo, Damián Rodríguez, Joel and Carrique and Medrano with red (2 yellow).
After the final whistle of the referee of this match which belongs to matchday number 29, Deportivo is positioned as second classified, in a playoff spot for promotion to the Second Division, while Celta B is fifth, also in a playoff position for promotion to the Second division.
On the next day of the First Federation, Deportivo will play against Unionistas at home, while Celta B will face Linense in their district.
Source: La Verdad
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