Castelldefels
24
Oot
CASTELLDEFELS:Uri Antonell (3); Juanito (2) (Mario Gerbolés, 2, min. 60), Marimón (2), Alan (2), Blasco (2) (Finot, 2, 60); Rubén Giménez (2) (Álex Alba, 2, min. 46), Manu González (3), Pedrol (3); Acedo (2), Bobi (2) (Carlos Cano, 3, min. 46) and Favio Osorio (2) (Carlos Portero, 2, min. 76).
TheOLOT:Battle (3); Pau Juvanteny (3), Barnils (3), Uri Ayala (3), David Bigas (3); Moha Chabboura (4) (Joan Maynau, 2, min. 65), Uri González (4) (Manzano, 3, min. 60), Pedro del Campo (3) (Forés, 2, min. 72), Urri (3 ) (Marc Roquet, 2, min. 60); Pablo Ufano (4) and Marc Mas (4) (Terma, 2, min. 72).
TheThe objectives: 0-1, Pablo Ufano (min. 16); 0-2, Marc Mas, pen. (min. 27); 0-3, Urri (min. 29); 1-3, Acedo, pen. (min. 45); 1-4, Marc Mas (min. 48); 2-4, Carlos Cano (min. 92).
Incidents: Els Canyars. About 450 spectators.
Referee: Teruel Soler (2). He advised locals Favio Osorio, Carlos Cano and Alan and visitors David Bigas and Barnils.
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Castelldefels’ first defeat at home this season came at the hands of one of the great contenders for the title, none other than Olot.
Those from La Garrotxa showed their condition by going to Castelldefels in the first half hour. Its efficiency can be seen in the 0-3 scoreline seen in the 29th minute, a reliable result of the immense quality it possesses. At the end of the first half, the rojillos took a break, which Castelldefels took advantage of to suffer less and even close the gap thanks to the penalty that Acedo converted already in the added time of this first action and after some hand at the exit of a corner.
The restart started again with bad news for Miki Carrillo’s team, as soon as it started they saw Marc Mas repeat a pass from Moha Chabboura. 1-4 became the de facto sentence of the match for a Castelldefels who did not give up but found it impossible and an Olot who measured efforts thinking about the three-game week that awaited them. In the final stages and after Batalla’s save on a foul served by Pedrol (87′) and a new intervention of merit by the visiting goalkeeper who diverted a penalty taken by Cano (91′), the center of the saga made up for it by closing the score at 2-4.
Hospi struggles to win but continues to lead
L’Hospitalet
10
Mollerussa
L’HOSPITALET: Safe (3); Rubi (2), Oumar Bah (2) (Vitalie, 2, min. 7), Aldo One (2), Marc Vicente (2); Albert López (2) (Cristian Lobato, 2, min. 46), Raúl Martínez (2) (Canario, 3, min. 63), Ton Alcover (2); Joel Lasso (4), Adán Cabrera (2) (Mamau, 2, min. 70) and Sanku (1) (Óscar Gómez, 3, min. 11).
TheMOLLERUSSA: Safe (3); Rubi (2), Oumar Bah (2) (Vitalie, 2, min. 7), Aldo One (2), Marc Vicente (2); Albert López (2) (Cristian Lobato, 2, min. 46), Raúl Martínez (2) (Canario, 3, min. 63), Ton Alcover (2); Joel Lasso (4), Adán Cabrera (2) (Mamau, 2, min. 70) and Sanku (1) (Óscar Gómez, 3, min. 11).
ThePurpose: 1-0, Joel Lasso (min. 43).
Incidents: Municipal. 300 spectators.
Referee: Caro Gallardo (2). He advised Rubi, Aldo One, Mamau, Óscar Gómez, Aliaga (ps); Genís Soldevila, Joan Domingo, Nico Magno and Jordi Puig.
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It was not easy for L’Hospitalet to win three points against a good Mollerussa. In the end, Joel Lasso’s goal on the stroke of half-time was worth it.
The Ilerdenses went out with a warning and after nine minutes Moró was able to tip the balance. From here, chances were few and far between until their first arrival, Hospi got it right on the stroke of half-time with a goal from Joel Lasso.
At the start, with the score in their favor, the riverside game was calmer. Óscar Gómez was the smartest and had two good chances. Then Canario tried it. In the 84th minute, Mollerussa had the best chance to equalize, but Carles Segura saved with a great intervention.
Source: La Verdad
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