AND. SAGUNTINO
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CERDANYOLA
Atlético Saguntino: Save on the Cross (3); Javi Pérez (2), Roan Riera (3), Luis Navarro (2) (Kike Torrent, 1, 85′), Carles Marco (2) (Goyo, 1, 80′); Javi Sánchez (2) (José Álvarez, 3, 67′), Carles Salvador (2), Pedro Torres (2) (Guille Andrés, 2, 67′), Juanma (2); Ato (2) (Fermín, 2, 67′) and Néstor (2).
Cerdanyola: Álex Sánchez (3); Pere Martínez (3), Olmedo (2) (Lucas Pariente, 3, 69′), Jon Vega (4), Manel Martínez (3), Escoruela (3); Richmon (4) (Carlos, 2, 76′), Adri Díaz (2), Marc Manchón (3), Max Marcet (4); Boris Garrós (3) (Adri Barquero, 3, 69′).
Purpose: 0-1, Sarkodie Richmon (min. 63).
Happenings: Camp Nou de Morvedre. 500 spectators.
Referee: De la Mata Martínez (2). Ato, José Álvarez, was reprimanded; Pere Martínez and Adri Díaz (2, min. 43).
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A goal from Spanish-Ghanaian winger Sarkodie Richmon gave Cerdanyola a vital victory. In a very intense, contested and very even match, the Catalan team was victorious and clipped the wings of Sergi Escobar’s team, winning two in a row. For the Vallés, the victory must be vitamin because they presented themselves in Sagunto with a big delay of six consecutive games without a win.
In the first part, a few things to highlight. Of course, Cerdanyola gave two good warnings about what their intentions were. At the end of the half hour, those from Vallesanos were left with ten troops due to a double yellow for Adrián Díaz. In the second half, the visiting goalkeeper Álex Sánchez had a good intervention to deal with the trajectory of Néstor Querol’s ball. That happened in the 60th minute, and after three, a great point guard from Max Marcel to Richmon ended up kissing the ball through the meshes of the Roman goal. Then, Cerdanyola knew how to maintain their momentum until the final whistle.
Source: La Verdad
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