Oot
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Gerona B
Olot: Eric Mourin (3); Albert Blázquez (2) (Manzano, 3, min. 59), Barnils (2), Perone (2), David Bigas (2); Pau Juventany (2), Uri González (4), Arnau Forés (1) (Joan Maynau, 2, min. 10); Moha (2), Marc Mas (3) and Pablo Ufano (2) (Guillem Terma, 2, min. 59).
Girona B: Lucas (1); Dmytro (1), Marc Alegre (1) (Biel Farrés, 1, min. 86), Antal (1), Èric Monjonell (1), Gerard (1); Ot Serrano, Enric García (1) (Kim Minsu, 1, min. 68); Íker Almena (1), Wadi Suzuki (1) (Shin, 1, min. 76) and Almansa (1).
Incidents: Played at the Municipal de Olot before 1,153 spectators.
Referee: Aguayo Prieto (1). He advised locals David Bigas and Moha, as well as visitors Dmytro and coach Sergi Mora.
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A meeting of coming and goings and very open between Olot and Girona B. Although the goal did not come, there was no lack of intensity and emotion.
And things didn’t start well as ten minutes into the game, Arnau Forés had to leave the field with a broken collarbone. It was in an action where the local team had a clear chance against Lucas, but when Lucas came out the unexpected clash between the two ended in the worst possible way.
After this initial setback, Olot was somewhat affected and Girona controlled the ball with a clear chance for Almena and disallowed a goal for Enric García.
After the break, the reserve team came out with a lot of momentum, enjoying very clear chances saved by goalkeeper Mourín. On the local side, Terma, who came on as a refresher, enjoyed his chance, but goalkeeper Lucas denied the shot. Marc Mas and Bruno Perone also tried, but without success.
With this tie, Olot gave up first position to L’Hospitalet, and remains second by one point.
Rapitenca was surprised by his loss to Reus Reddis
Rapitenca
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Reus FC Reddis
Rapìtenca: Dan (3); Álex Samper (3), Scheckermann (3), Xavier Samper (3), Mousa (3); Pachu (3), Lolo Garrido (4) (Ian, 1, 83′); Airam (3), Saragossa (3) (Álex Forés, 2, 69′), Adam (3) (Vergé, 3, 79′); Barragán (3).
Reus: Verdejo (3); Raúl Melo (4), Xavi Molina (3), Andy (3), Nico Díaz (3); Ramon Folch (3), Hugo (3) (Sebas,1, 86′); Modest (Sardà, 3, 66′) Notary (2), Jordi Oribe (3), Xavi Jaime (3); Aitor Serrano (3).
The objectives: 1-0, Adam (36′); 2-0, Lolo Garrido (68′); 1-2, Raúl Melo (72′); 2-2, Sardà (75′); 3-2, Verge (82′).
Incidents: The Devesa. 1,237 viewers. Referee: Moreno Villaécija (2). TA in Saragossa, Lolo Garrido; Xavi Molina, Andy.
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After the action between Lolo Garrido and Mousa, Adam crossed behind the net inside the area. After the rebound off the barrier from a foul committed by Musa, Lolo Garrido sent it into the net. Raúl Melo and Ramon Sardà tied the contest, but Gerrad Vergé decided the match.
‘Hospi’ continued its winning streak and beat Vilafranca
L’Hospitalet
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Vilafranca
L’Hospitalet: Aliaga (3); Rubi (3), Vitalie (3), Isa (3), Raúl Ferrer (3); Lobato (3) (Jaume, 1, 80′), Raúl Martínez (3), Ton Alcover (2) (Canario, 2, 55′); Joel Lasso (3), Sehou (4) and Albert López (3) (Óscar, 3, 62′),
Vilafranca: Varus (3); Cuadras (4), Pujó (3) (Adri Toro, 2, 70′), Èric Ruiz (3), Êric Vía (3); Gerard Ramon (3), Cargol (3), Pluvins (2) (Isaac, 2, 46′); Pedro Bilbao (2) (Cañas, 2, 55′), David Toro (3) (Sergi Cadena, 2, 62′) and Martí de Castro (2) (Dani Rubio, 2, 55′).
The objectives: 1-0, Lobato (18′); 2-0, Albert López (22′); 2-1, Genís (65′); 3-1, Oscar (75′).
Referee: Aguilar Prat (1). TA to Albert Lopez; Cadena, Èric Ruiz, Dani Rubio, Èric Vía (2, 91′).
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New victory for a ‘Hospi’ who extended their winning streak by defeating Vilafranca.
The first chance fell to Sehou, who stood alone in front of Varo and sent the ball wide. After a quarter of an hour of play, the first goal came, after a play by the riverside attack, the defense of the Penedès team made a mistake in clearance and Cristian Lobato did not forgive and put his team on the path to victory. Moments later came the second act of Albert López who pushed the ball into the net after an assist from Joel Lasso that he received before Sehou.
At the start, Vilafranca, in one of their few options, closed the gap with an action by Arnau Cuadras that Genís Cargol, after two fakes, was able to beat Aliaga.
Joan Sánchez’s students came back to charge and made it 3-1, which raised all kinds of controversy, because Santi Triguero’s players claimed that the ball did not cross the goal line, after Varo’s stoppage, in the game that ended with Óscar Gómez.
Pobla Mafumet is very
higher than the parish table
San Cristobal
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Pobla Mafumet
San Cristobal: Alex Lázaro (1); Montoro (3), Álex Otero (1) (Max Llovera, 1, 46′), Ricki (3), Cervós (1) (Òscar Sierra, 2, 46′); Yeray (4), Guille (3), Vallès (1) (Miguel, 1, 46′); Escamilla (1) (Lamine, 2, 60′), Jordi Ranera (3) and Iván Cabellud (2) (Sergio Rey, 1, 75′).
People: Joseph (3); José Enrique (3), Rey (3), Urbina (3), Boaz (3), Marcel (3); Pavón (3) (Luiz, 2, 72′), Aleix Grabulosa (4), Arnau Sans (3); Santi Guzmán (4) (Teo, 1, 72′) and Torrents (3) (Dani García, 1, 91′).
The objectives: 0-1, Pavón (28′); 0-2, Santi Guzmán (37′); 1-2, Yeray (69′); 1-3, Luiz (87′).
Referee: Berjaga Ruiz (1). TA to Guille, Montoro. Miguel, Ricky; Santi Guzmán, Torrents, Rey; Aleix Grabulosa.
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Pavón opened the scoring by taking advantage of a rebound after a great individual action by Santi Guzmán. The second is the work of Santi Guzmán when solving a problem. Yeray, with a header, closed the gap and in the final period it was Luiz who promised to close the score with a free kick.
La Montañesa repeats the previous start in Els Canyars
Castelldefels
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From the mountains
Castelldefels: Uri Antonell (3); Juanito (2) (Dani Sánchez, 2, 63′), Marimón (2), Àlex Alba (2) (Uri Escabrós, 2, 63′), Alan (2) (Blasco, 2, 30′); Rubén (2), Manu González (2); Mario Gerbolés (2), Acedo (2) (Bobi, 2, 30′), Kilian Villaverde (1 (Cano, 3, 30′); Favio Osorio (3).
Mountain: Eric (3); Xavi Murcia (3), Sergi Barjuan (3) (Marc Rayo, 2, 65′), Moyano (4), Marc Muñoz (2) (Rolo, 2, 53′); Linares (4) (Musta, 2, 73′), Gabaldón (3), Montoya (3), Joaco (4) (Iván, 2, 73′); Kevin (3) and Izuchi (3) (Wilber, 3, 65′).
The objectives: 0-1, Izuchi (5′); 0-2, Joaco (12′); 0-3, Joaco (52′).
Referee: Rius Riu (1). TA to Alan, Uri Escabrós, Cano; Eric, Sergi Barjuan.
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As was the case last season, La Montañesa took an early lead with two goals. Izuchi took advantage of a pass from Linares which was then finished and Uri’s rebound went to the unforgiving Joaco. The celebration was closed by Joaco himself. Uri eventually saves a penalty from Kevin.
Badalona and Peralada signed a draw in a competitive clash
Badalona-
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Peralada
Badalona: Craviotto (3); Arnau (2) (Marckus, 1, 89′), Márquez (2), Manrique (2), Estellés (3) (De Marco, 1, 80′), Kilian Durán (2); Sergi Romero (2), (Abel Cortina, 1, 89), Batanero (2), Adri Rivas (2) (Armengol, 2, 72′); Toni Larrosa (3) and Dani Homet (2).
Peralada: Jonah (3); Pere Espuña (2), Romero (2) (Alan, 2, 46′), Gallardo (2) Ferri (2); Pol Gómez (2), Gelmà (2) (Júnior, 2, 56′) Pol Cuatrecases (2), Jandro (2) (Varese, 2, 56′); Dani Gómez (2) (Llorenç Busquets, 2, 66′) and Kemo (3) (Marc Padilla, 1, 73′).
The objectives: 1-0, Toni Larrosa (14′); 1-1, Kemo (33′).
Referee: Curiel Riera (2). TA in Márquez, Estellés, Armengol; Gallardo, Dani Gómez and Gelmà.
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Badalona came out with great intensity and capitalized on a header from Toni Larrosa to a center from Arnau Roca. Peralada reacted before the break and Kemo scored the equalizer. In the second half the locals looked for a second and Kilian Durán sent it over the crossbar.
Mollerussa put another gear in the second half
Mollerussa
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L’Escala
Mollerussa: Enrique (3); Jordi Pedros (4), Putxi (3), Rocki (Joan Domingo, 1, 91′) (3), Nico Magno (4); Sauret (3) (Lamin, 91′), Porta (3), Pau Font (3); Soldevila (3) (Ars, 74′), Joel Graells (2) (Bernat, 3, 63′) and Moró (3) Nico Sempé, 1, 91′).
L’Escala: Ferretti (3); Aparicio (2), Nil Congost (4), Jordi Bas (2), Pol Bastidas (2) (Íker, 1, 72′); Ramírez (2) (Maha, 2, 55′), Izan (3), Amoedo (3) (Calvete, 1, 72′), Josu (3); Pimentel (3) and Jordi Xumetra (2) (Fortu, 1, 82′).
The objectives: 1-0, Pedros (57′); 2-0, Aparicio, pp (67′); 2-1, Joshua (86′); 3-1, Nil Sauret (88′).
Referee: Fernández Quintero (2). TA to Moró, Jofre Graells. Soldevila, Bernat, Nico Sempé; Ramirez.
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L’Escala squandered his two options and Moró didn’t take advantage of his. After the break, Mollerussa went into another gear. A volley from Jordi Pedrós made it 1-0 and Xavi Aparicio deflected a Soldevila corner into his own goal. Curráis closed the gap, but Sauret closed it with a low free kick.
Vilassar Mar does not measure up and is left without scoring
FEG
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Vilassar Mar
FEG: Sergio (1); Juan Carlos Oliver (3), Guillem Trilla (3), Fernando (1), Elhadji (3) (Aliou, 1, 70′), Ñito (1) (Dani, 1, 79′), Álvaro (1), Peris (1), Iván (1), Nil (1) (Alberto, 1, 79′) and Padillo (3) (Biel, 1, 87′).
Vilassar Mar: Carles Santaló (4); Joel Gómez (1) (Ussu 1, 76′) Òscar Reche (2), Alberto (2), Osuman Mballow (1); Oriol Molins (3) (Íker Oltra, 1, 85′), Monterde (3); Ferri (1) (Nils Puchades, 2, 61′), Junior (1) (Marc Río, 1, 46′), Aarón Bocardo (1) (Aleix Díaz, 1, 46′); Álex Montalbán (3).
The objectives: 1-0, Elhadji (51′); 2-0, Ivan (86′).
Referee: Núñez Ruiz (1). TA to Nil, Alberto, Juan Carlos Oliver; Ussu Mballow (2, 86′), Oriol Molins.
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In the first half Guillem Trilla managed to score, but his header was deflected by Carles Santaló with the help of the woodwork. Then the goalkeeper did well again with a shot by Juan Carlos Oliver. In the corner, Elhadji scored with his head. Fernando was judged 2-0.
Source: La Verdad
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