La Damm lost at home to Mallorca

Damm-Mallorca 0-3

An early goal from Torà, who received a cross in the area and beat the local defense, allowed Mallorca to play calmly against Damm. The brewers were looking for a tie, especially with the actions of Fran, but the vermilion team was very solid in defense and in two actions in overtime they closed the score. So, Woiski took advantage of a bad ball delivery from Damm and then Nico Baratucci gave the sentence.

damn: Victor (2); Camilo (2) (Moha, 2, 71′), Pastor (2), Jordi (2), Ronda (2) (Hugo, 2, 84′); Guifré (2) (Rius, 1, 84′), Trigui (2), Miguel (2); Cucu (2) (Lugo, 2, 46′), Álex (2) (Joel, 63′) and Fran (2)

Majorca: Joan Pol (2); Raúl Alarcón (3), Gabri (2), Tomás Balcedo (2), Santi Ávila (3); Alejandro (3), Samu Guzmán (2); Cesc Riba (2) (Woiski, 3, 77′), Bruno Calcagno (2) (Áxel Bejarano, 2, 60′) Marc Scuri (3) (Alberto García, 1, 89′); Torà (4) (Nico Baratucci, 2, 77′)

The objectives: 0-1, Torà (7′); 0-2, Woiski (91′); 0-3, Nico Barattucci (93′)

Referee: Morros Monk (3). TA: Sergio García (int.); Joan Pol, Áxel Bejarano, Woiski

Huesca-Racing Zaragoza 2-0

Victory of great merit for Huesca against a Racing team that has been less than competitive. The rivalry was marked by the goal of Íker Gil, who scored the first from eleven meters. After the break, Regidor was sent off for a double yellow card and the Zaragoza team ended up surrendering after Sandro’s goal, which sealed the result.

Huesca: Eloy (3); Saadouni (2), Peregrina (2), Diego Martínez (3), Fita (3) (Gimeno, 2, 67′); S. López (2) (Sandro, 4, 67′), Lucena (2), Édgar (3) (Dias, 2, 53′), De Lucas (2) (Ojeda, 2, 78′); Iker Gil (4) and Ayman (4) (Pau, 2, 78′)

Zaragoza Racing: Mountain (1); Aguilar (2) (Lalo, 1, 81′), Nico (2), Franco (2), Ian (3) (Nadal, 1, 78′); Victor (2) (Dennis, 2, 81′), Regidor (1); Palacio (2), Pamies (2), Marc (2) (Lobato, 3, 46′); Wallid (1) (Sanjuan, 2, 57′)

The objectives: 1-0, Iker Gil, pen. (37′); 2-0, Sandro (74′)

Referee: Gómez Alfonso (2). TA Ayman, Sandro; Aguilar, Regidor (2, 55′)), Pescador, Nico and Nadal

Cornellà-Espanyol 0-0

Cornellà started better and brought more danger in the Spanish area, although on the stroke of half-time Perico’s team had a very clear chance to score but Mateo, after tackling the goalkeeper, missed the shot. After the break, the Spanish came out with some intensity, looking for their counter-attacking options. Cornellà continued to be tighter in attack, but did not convert their chances.

Cornellà: Alex (4); Ali (2), Alejandro (2), Antonio (3), Roman (3); Hugo Campí (2), Gerard (2); Boiro (2), Joan Benet (2) (Íker Zamora, 2, 68′), Julià (2) (Haroune, 2, 77′); Hector Tejada (2)

spanish: Llorenç (2); José Ángel (2), Roger Hinojo (3), Xavi Rufo (4), Hugo Pascual (2); Jan Moreno (2), Hugo Torondel (2), Ferran Gómez (2), Izan Sarmiento (2) (Álex Yang, 2, 75′); Leo Salazar (2) and Mateo (2) (Pedrola, 2, 81′)

Referee: Rius Riu (2). TA: Alejandro, Roman; Leo Salazar and Ferran Gómez

Platges Calvià-Constància 1-2

Lively derby between the last two announcements. Constancia took the lead, had the better of the first half. After the break, Platges improved and tied a match they didn’t know how to win when their rival was on the ropes. In the final action of the match, a delivery on the spot was enough to seal the win for the visitors.

Platges Calvia: Basque (2); Llorenç (2), Vera (2), Roldán (2), Santino (3) (Marcos Segorbe, 1, 86′); Bohmer (2), Dani Gómez (2); Cardona (2), Christian Alemany (2), Marlon (2) (Toni Arrom, 2, 76′); Dalmatians (2)

Stability: Martín Fortes (2); Manu (2), Planas (2), Bestard (2), Ebu (2) (Moragues, 2, 60′); Colom (2), Alejandro (2) (Quetglàs, 2, 65′); Julià (2) (Tello, 2, 60′), Rico (2) (Kevin, 2, 76′), Sergio Martín (4); Matins Godswill (3) (Adri López, 2, 76′)

The objectives: 0-1, Godswill (23′); 1-1, Marlon, pen. (59′); 1-2, Sergio Martin (91′)

Referee: Sáiz Villares (2). TA: Marlon, Bohmer, Roldán; Fortes, Ebu, Alejandro and Manu

EF Gavà-Girona 2-1

Girona seemed reluctant to score and in their visit to Gavà they added another defeat. The men from Girona sank down the table after achieving only one victory (in the opening match) in the eleven rounds played. Girona were better in the first half and had very clear chances and even sent two balls over the post. After the break, the same trend continued, but he failed in the sense. EF Gavà, for its part, showed excellence. On a play from the right, Marcel scored with a great cross shot. Girona responded and this time they hit a rebound into the area after a rebound from the goalkeeper. But with almost no time to celebrate, Gavà took the lead again with a fine goal from Alejandro who slotted the ball into the top corner from outside the area.

EF Gava: Iker (3); Héctor (2), Ayoub (3), Pugès (2) (Marc Jane, 2, 46′), Walton (2) (Danilo, 2, 89′); Sergi (2), Matías (2) (Pipo, 2, 75′), De Pedro (3) (Marc Rodríguez, 2, 86′); Alejandro (4), Pol (2) (Marcel, 3, 46′) and Leon (2)

Girona: Jan Danish (2); Biel Borra (2), Hudson (2) (Joel Montero, 2, 69′), Víctor Pitarque (2) (Solo Traoré, 2, 69′), Gerard Pedroza (2); Arnau Corominas (2), Marc Fernández (2); Nacho Plaza (2) (Joao, 2, 79′), Hugo Porras (2), Elian (2); Hello (2)

The objectives: 1-0, Marcel (64′); 1-1, Hugo Porras (74′); 2-1, Alexander (75′)

Referee: Oltra Sáez (2). TA: Pugès, Walton, De Pedro, Pipo, Marc Jane; Pedroza

Badalona-Mercantil 1-0

A brave victory for Badalona, ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ tends was ten from the 58th minute. The scapulars had a good first half against a defensive Mercantil who aborted any approach to the rival area. After the break, Juan took a cross from Héctor and made it 1-0. Immediately afterwards came the dismissal of Santi for a double yellow card, leaving Badalona with ten. The harlequin team, from here, began to take the initiative and approach the local area, but Badalona, ​​with great skills, knew how to withstand the result.

Badalona: Victor (3); Santi (1), Hugo (3), Sergi (2) (Pau, 2, 89′), Agui (2); Nil (2), Tommy (2); Willy (2) (Joel, 2, 88′), Juan (4) (Jodra, 2, 63′), Mario (2); Markel (2) (Dídac, 2, 63′)

Trade: Cherry (2); Luca (2) (Jofre, 2, 61′), Marc Domènech (3), Deza (2) (Feixas, 2, 73′), Aniol (2); Orozco (2), Oriol (2); Camaño (3) (Pau, 2, 73′), Frank (2), Rubén (2) (Uriel, 2, 73′); Miguel (2) (Serrano, 2, 61′)

Purpose: 1-0, Juan (57′)

Referee: Ariño Jiménez (2). TA: Juan, Mario, Santi (2, 58′), Tomy