From the mountains
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Oot
Mountain: Éric Fernández (3); Xavi Murcia (3), Joel Cañaveras (4), Moyano (3), Marc Muñoz (3); Linares (4) (Iván Ortega, 1, min. 84), Montoya (2) (Bargalló, 2, min. 76), Gabaldón (3) (Èric Ruiz, 2, min. 66), Izuchi (2) (Kevin Díaz, 2, min. 66); Kevin Alarcón (3) and Wilbert (4).
Olot: Mourin (3); Blázquez (3), Pau Juvanteny (3), Barnils (3), David Bigas (3); Pedro del Campo (4), Uri González (3); Terma (3) (Maynau, 4, min. 77), Urri (3) (Pablo Ufano, 1, min. 77), Marc Roquet (3) (Moha Chabboura, 1, min. 66); Marc Mas (3).
Purpose: 0-1, Maynau (min. 91).
Incidents: Municipal Nou Barris. 800 spectators.
Referee: Moreno Villaécija (2). TA to Xavi Murcia, Kevin Alarcón, Gabaldón, Wilber; Terma, Maynau, Uri González.
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Olot finished the first round tied for both points and goals scored and conceded with l’Hospitalet, after narrowly defeating Montañesa, and was proclaimed winter champion.
The start of the game was not as expected, as the game was very chaotic and only Olot attempted two shots without consequence. The tone did not change until reaching the intermediate period.
After the restart, the clearest chance of the match came, with a venomous shot by Urri and, after touching the ball on the crossbar, Marc Roquet headed very close to the post.
The response from the Nou Barris squad was immediate. After battling for possession, Gabaldón crossed from the low baseline and Izuchi didn’t arrive in time to put the ball into Mourín’s goal. The final stretch was impressive with both teams looking for victory. Kevín Díaz forgave the foul. In extra time, with a throw-in, Barnils combed his head and Maynau made it 0-1 with his face.
Goalkeeper Varo prevents Vilafranca from falling against Prat
Vilafranca
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prat
Vilafranca: Varus (4); Éric Ruiz (3), Dani Rubio (3), Carlos García (3), Cuadras (3) (Bernat, 1, 71′); Fruits (2) (Gerard Ramon, 1, 84′), Pluvins (2) (Elm, 1, 59′); Bilbao (2) (Yeray Cuenca, 2, 46′), Cargol (1), Cañas (3) (Martí, 1, 71′); David Toro (4).
Pratt: Adri Rojas (3); David Adán (3), Ivan Torres (4), Tomás Peñalba (3), Choir (3); Dani Molina (3), Miki Puerto (2) (Sarsanedas, 3, 59′), Julen (3); Isaac Padilla (2) (Lamelas, 2, 67′), Miguel (2) (Pino, 1, 79′) and Izan (2) (Javi, 1, 79′).
The objectives: 1-0, David Toro (4); 1-1, Ivan Torres (33′).
Referee: Ainara Andrea (3). TA in Bilbao, Pluvins, Carlos García; Julen, Dani Molina, Miki Puerto, David Adán, Padilla.
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After a shot by Cuadras hit the post, in the next action David Toro connected in the back of the net. Those from Penedès were able to increase the lead with various options, but Prat equalized from a Molina corner headed by Iván Torres. Varo saved his team.
San Cristóbal came back from Badalona’s initial goal
San Cristobal
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Badalona
San Cristobal: Priego (4); Sierra (3), Max Llovera (3), Riki Calamardo (3), Joan (3), Cervós (3); Joao (4), Olmo (4) 8Yeray, 1, 86′), Guille (3); Lamine (3) (Escamilla, 2, 65′), Jordi Ranera (3) (Otero, 1, 86′) and Iván Cabellud (3) (Miguel, 1, 91′).
Badalona: Craviotto (3); Hugo, (3) Estellés (3), Manrique (3), De Marco (1) (Adri Rivas, 2, 46′); David Jiménez (2) (Tommy, 1, 73′), Jordi Ortega (2) (Tommy, 1, 60′), Batanero (3) (Homet, 1, 65′), Kilian Durán (3); Walid (3) (Carlos 1, 73′) and Toni Larrosa (4).
The objectives: 0-1, Walid (2′); 1-1, Joao (31′); 2-1, Joao (43′); 3-1, Ivan Cabellud (71′).
Referee: Ariño Jiménez (2). TA to Riki, Òscar Sierra, Joao, Guille, Max Llovera
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It didn’t take long for Badalona to move the scoreboard, they took the lead through the action of Toni Larrosa which was completed by Walid. A few moments later, Batanero hit the ball on the wood. San Cristóbal reacted and Guille Hernández flashed Craviotto. Immediately after, Carlos Olmo sent the post to the post after a cross from Òscar Sierra. Joao tries, but the leather goes over the crossbar.
The parish team got their reward with an impressive shot from Joao, from around 20 metres, which slipped into the corner of a surprised Craviotto. Joao completed the comeback on the stroke of half-time, after the home corner’s seventh throw-in, Joao took advantage of the dead ball left in the area.
Continuing, after a dangerous center shot by Carlos Olmo, Priego avoided the tie with shots from David Jiménez and Batanero. After a wonderful tug-of-war, Joan Cervós crossed for a corner and Iván Cabellud, from the top corner and on the turn, sealed the clash.
Ramon Folch decided the match against Girona B with a penalty
Gerona B
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Reus FC Reddis
Girona B: Lucas (1); Aznar (1) (Minsu, 1, 76′), Alegre (1) (Moussa, 1, 70′), Biel Farrés (1), Miguel Ángel (1) (Comas, 1, 76′); Ot Serrano (1), Enric García (1) (Wadi Suzuki, 1, 70′), Íker Almena (1), Gerard (1), Almansa (1); Garrido (3) (Solans, 1, 85′).
Reus FC Reddis: Verdejo (3); Alberto Benito (4) (Rosales, 1, 79′), Xavi Molina (3), Andy Alarcón (3), Nico Díaz (2) (Argilaga, 1, 79′); Raúl Melo (3), Folch (4), Pol Benito (3) (Miravent, 1, 79′, Xavi Jaime (1), Aitor Serrano (3) (Ion, 1, 88′) and Hugo Toivonen (2) ( Sardà, 1, 72′).
The objectives: 0-1, Folch from a penalty (66′).
Referee: Fernández Morillo (4). TA to Enric García Alberto Benito, Aitor Serramo, Argilaga, Sardà.
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Debutant Carles Garrido heads to Verdejo to shine. Later, the opportunity fell to Íker Almena. Xavi Jaime and Aitor Serrano tried it on the red and black side. In the second half, the visiting team decided with a penalty converted by Ramon Folch
Moró tips the balance at the time of the extension
Peralada
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Mollerussa
Peralada: Jonah Morilla (2); Micaló (2) (Caixàs, 2, 63′), Gallardo (3), Alan Baró (3), Ferri (2); Pol Cuatrecases (2), Jandro (2) (Marc Medina, 2, 84′), Pol Gómez (3); Dani Gómez (2) (Llorenç Busquets, 2, 63′), Júnior (3) (Marc Padilla, 2, 46′) and Gelmà (2).
Mollerussa: Adri Buetas (4); Pau Font (3), Joan Domingo (2) (Bernat, 2, 73′), Rocky (2), Nico Magno (3); Jordi Ars (2), Guillem Porta (2) (Mati Sempe, 2, 87′); Genís Soldevila (2) (Jofre Graells, 2, 64′), Nil Sauret (3) (Pedrós, 2, 73′), Putxi (2); Living (4).
Purpose: 0-1, Moró (94′).
Referee: Aguilar Prat (1). TA in Júnior, Gelmà, Alan, Ferri, Pol Gómez, Llorenç; Genís and Fabregat (bench).
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Mollerussa played with great intensity in Peralada and achieved a decisive victory thanks to a goal in extra time. Previously, the locals had the best chance to advance with a penalty saved by Adri Buetas. And that in extra time, Moró decided on a shot against which Jona could do nothing.
L’Escala moved away from danger after defeating Rapitenca
L’Escala
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Rapitenca
L’Escala: Ferretti (2); Aparicio (4), Nil Congost (3), Jordi Bas (2), Grifell (2) (Ibuki, 2, 46′); Ramírez (2) (Pol Bastidas, 2, 87′), Izan (4), Peter Valencia (3) (Amoedo, 2, 64′), Josu Curráis (3); Pimentel (4) (Fortuny, 2, 87′) and Jordi Xumetra (2) (Maha, 2, 77′).
Rapitenca: Dan (3); Mario Trellez (2) (José Carlos, 2, 59′), Xavier Samper (2), Scheckermann (2), David Escudero (2); Gerard Verge (2) (Adam, 2, 86′), Álex Samper (2); Titi Belmonte (4), Airam (2), Mousa (2); Bryan Hurtado (2).
The objectives: 0-1, Dick (30′); 1-1, Aparicio (44′); 2-1, Izan (49′); 2-2, Gerard Verge, pen. (57′); 3-2, Pimentel (65′).
Referee: Carballo Vázquez (3). No card.
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Success for L’Escala that kept him out of danger. La Rapitenca took the lead with a goal from Titi when he took advantage of a goalkeeper error. Aparicio equalized with a shot at the far post. Izan put the locals ahead after a lateral cross. A penalty served Gerard to restore the tie, but Pimentel decided.
Tona established the bond with Vilassar in overtime
Tone
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Vilassar Mar
tone: Aroca (2); Pol Fernández (3), Dan Coll (2), Aimar (3), Toni Sureda (3); Éric Vilanova (4), Escarrabill (2) (Raúl Campaño, 3, 62′); Didac Serra (3), Nil Salarich (3), Pau Morer (2) (Pijuan, 1, 92′); Adrià Casanova (2) (Arnau Prat, 3, 76′).
Vilassar Mar: Alex Baño (4); Joel Gómez (2) (Casals, 1, 62′), Reche (3), Alberto (3), Joel Bona (3); Oriol Molins (4) (Battle, 1, 92′), Granero (3), Esteve Monterde (3); Bocardo (3) (Adri, 1, 62′), Montalbán (3) (Marc Río, 1, 77′ and Nils Puchades (3) (Ferri, 1, 77′).
The objectives: 0-1, Oriol Molins (7′); 1-1, Eric Vilanova (94′).
Referee: Fernández Quintero (2). TA to Dan Coll, Aimar; Nils Puchades.
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With Tona’s poor release of the ball and, after a wall, Oriol Molins, from about 30 meters, scored a great goal that Aroca couldn’t reach. Tona had several chances to tie, but Álex Baño was there. In extra time, Èric Vilanova got the ball right and made it 1-1 from a corner kick.
The lowest player Castelldefels started with a point that was too small for him
FEG
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Castelldefels
FEG: Sergio (1); Oumar (1), Guillem Trilla (1), Fernando (1) (Ángel, 1, 76′), Alberto (1) (Varona, 1, 67′), Ñito (1) (Álvaro, 1, 67′), Fode (3), Peris (1), Aliou (1), Nil (1) (Rodrigo, 1, 87′) and Padillo (3) (Dani, 1, 76′).
Castelldefels: Uri Antonell (3); Dani Sánchez (3), Marimón (3), Álex Alba (3), Juanito (3); Rubén (3), Manu (3), Carlos Portero (3); Acedo (3) (Pablo Franco, 2, 74′), Kilian Villaverde (4) and Carlos Cano (2) (Bobi, 2, 46′).
Incidents: Municipality. 150 spectators.
Referee: Cobos Pujol (1). TA to Alvaro, Ñito, Rubén, Manu, Álex Alba,
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In the first half, Castelldefels were superior and had the best chances with David Acedo and Carlos Cano taking free kicks. After the break, Guillem Trilla headed wide of the post. Kilian had the best in the final stretch of the duel.
Source: La Verdad
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