Viladecans got a point in extra time (2-2)

Viladecans-Figueres 2-2

Bech put Figueres ahead at the start of the first half with a corner. After several missed chances, Viladecans received a penalty just after the start of the second period. Gurrea tied from eleven meters. With five minutes remaining, the visitors took the lead again thanks to Khalid’s goal on a counterattack. In extra time, Ivan scratched a point with a powerful shot.

Viladecans: Javi Martinez; Albert Lara (Vázquez, 89′), Víctor García, Pedro Jiménez (Gurrea, 46′), Víctor Rodríguez; Del Chicca, Cepeda (Iván, 86′); Garrido (Machado, 86′), Álex Segura (Vega, 72′), Érik Pérez; Akram

Figueres: Quintanas; Marc Reñé, Zou, Jaadi, Teixidor (Touray, 63′); Pol Blay, Bech, Xavi Ferrón (Vergara, 75′); Abouhafs (Ot, 86′), Joan Tubert, Khalid

The objectives: 0-1, Bech (8′); 1-1, Gurrea, pen. (48′); 1-2, Khalid (84′); 2-2, Ivan (93′).

Happenings: Municipality of Viladecans. About 300 spectators.

Referee: Arbos López, good. TA to Akram, Cepeda, Gurrea; Xavi Ferrón, Abouhafs

Can Vidalet-Palamos 2-0?

From the opening whistle, the intensity could be felt on the pitch, with the local team, Can Vidalet, controlling the match in the first half. He created a series of scoring chances and showed a dominant game.

The opening of the scoring came in the 12th minute, when Alan connected with an accurate header after a corner in favor of the team. Despite the local dominance, Palamós were not far behind and came close to leveling the score in the first half, with a powerful shot on goal deflected by the goalkeeper and hit the post, preserving the lead for the home team. However, before the break, Fran Rubio’s men increased their advantage thanks to a great goal from Finot with a flawless free kick that went all the way into the corner, leaving the rival goalkeeper with no option and increased the score to 2-0 in the 43rd minute.

The second half of the match was equally intense, with Can Vidalet having a more balanced game and greater possession. As the minutes ticked by, Palamós looked to reduce the difference on the scoreboard, but ran into a solid local defence. Genís Chávez ended up with a strong tackle.

Can you Vidalet?: Uri Keyría; Adri Guillén (Íker Mier, 88′), Alan, Iván Blanco, Finot (Owono, 68′); Aidan García, Carles Güell (Jan Trigueros, 88′); Marc Anguera (Víctor, 79′), Marc Bru, Pedro Ramon (Gerard Campaña, 79′); Roger Valenzuela.

Palamós: Marwane; Andrei Lungu, Gerard Davesa, Marc Faja, Kevin Vilavella (Nil Arumí, 72′); Genís Chávez, Álex Ortega (Ousmane, 72′), Guillem Falgueras; Marc Lloret (Marc Marí, 29′), Rubén Acosta (Izan Grande, 59′), Adri Antequera (Gerard Mercader, 29′).

The objectives: 1-0, Alan (19′); 2-0, Finot (42′).

Referee: Jareño Gil, bad. TA: Aidan, Pedro Ramons, Adri Guillén, Marc Bru; Genís Chávez (2, 81′), Álex Ortega

Santboià-Sants 1-1

It was a close encounter between Santboià and Sants, with few chances during the clash. Both groups were conservative in their approaches and took some risks.

The local team sought to grow by playing quickly on the wings and with changes, while the Barcelona team was strong in set-piece actions. At the end of the match, everything was rushed and we saw back and forth football. When everything seemed that the final result would go to the initial zero to zero, the reds, in the 89th minute, managed to take the lead on the scoreboard. Ronald, skinned inside the area after Pueyo’s attack on the left wing, beat Íker Camacho with a powerful shot.

However, during the extension, Sants used the epic and changed their number in the locker. In the 97th minute of the match, the referee awarded the maximum penalty due to Pueyo’s hands in a corner kick. He changed it, tricking the Aragón goalkeeper, Álex Ruiz, to end the clash with a draw on the scoreboard.

Santboia: David Aragon; Iván Castillejo, Pepe Ollé, Éric Hill (Óscar Manchado, 75′), Marc Pueyo, Álex Peñas; Guille Marin (Ronald, 83′), Biel Blanco, Víctor Morillas (Xavi Laborde, 59′); Cabrera (Enric Sáez, 75′), Rubén Rodríguez (Íker Fernández, 88′).

saints: Iker Camacho; Dani Lucea, David Cura (Óscar Fernández, 76′), Álex Ruiz, Javi Boza; Moha Oulai, Albert Ruiz (Sergio Paz, 76′), Sergio Peña; Alejandro Avilés (Pau Caresia, 76′), Jon Luna (Borja Montejo, 59′), Zaid Saban (Adrià Prado, 59′).

The objectives: 0-1, Álex Ruiz, pen. (89′); 1-1, Ronald (95′).

Referee: Blanch Orduña, good. TA: Álex Peñas, Marc Pueyo, David Aragón, Enric Sáez, Ronald; Alex Ruiz, Sergio Peña

Rubí-Valls 2-0

Respect was evident in the first forty-five minutes, as neither Rubí nor Valls took the lead. Both teams shared the same control of the ball and the scoring opportunities, which were not very clear. However, a slight superiority was shown to the local side in some sections of the clash.

A very even confrontation where the details tipped the balance, as well as the fatigue of the players. The team led by Manel Cazorla suffered greatly with the loss of its most important players. The Vallés Occidental team was solid and made the first blow of the two in the morning. The goal scored by Dani Muela, in the 52nd minute, with a strong and accurate shot meant one to zero. The visitor’s reaction did not come and Rubí was able to extend the lead in just over ten minutes. The author is Eloi Moral thanks to a well-defined and well-defined counterattack.

Valls were unable to recover although they struggled to close the gap until the final moments, but ran into good defense from the red and white team.

Ruby: Capurro; Torres, Maha, Álex Ruiz, Marc Juncà; Eloi Moral (Abde, 67′), Pau Albelda (Marc Cintas, 67′), Raúl Pérez; Adrià Recort (Oriol Tenorio, 81′), Dani Muela (Xavi Cencillo, 61′), Cristian Mulero (Marc Rodríguez, 81′).

Waltz: José; Dídac Becerra, Éric Martí, Arnau Miró, Gerard Batista (Óscar Torre, 46′); Ramonet, Joel Coch, Albert Rabassó (Xavi Fabra, 72′); Sergi Gómez (Sergi Folch, 50′), Sergi Vega (Albert Plana, 46′), Marc Soldevila (Hicham Benamar, 61′).

The objectives: 1-0, Dani Muela (52′); 2-0, Eloi Moral (65′).

Referee: Montero Casado, good. TA: Eric Martí