Europa B, which is more leader, beat Lloret (2-0)

Europe B-Guineueta 2-0

Europa B dominated the first half, but was unsettled towards the end. This superiority was reflected in the 57th minute of play thanks to the goal of Cardelús, who scored after several rebounds inside the area. Lloret, for their part, tried to match, but their efforts were in vain. He was unsuccessful in front of goal. Buba closed the gap with the second goal in extra time with a cross shot.

Europe B: Alvaro; jury, Dani Gonzálbez, Morlans, Cámara (Nil Lapido, 89′); Cardelús, Sergi Hernández (Albert Celma, 71′); Batuecas (Aiman, 71′), Julen Vilarrasa (Marcel, 81′), Alejandro Moreno (Aoi, 81′); Buba

Lloret: Ten; Sergi Vea, Massegú, Isiaka, Salas (Marc Vilà, 81′); Chamizo, Fajardo (Guerrero, 81′), Gabri Attila, Velis (Bautista, 71′); Exposito, Bamta (Diao, 58′)

The objectives: 1-0, Guillem Cardelús (57′); 2-0, Buba (93′)

Happenings: Nou Sardinia. About 200 spectators.

Referee: Blanch Orduña, good. TA: Julen Vilarrasa; Adrián Exposito, Albert Massegú, Moha

Guinea-Rubí 0-2

La Guineueta started the match enjoying three clear chances to take the lead, but they didn’t miss it and were at fault for the remainder of the match. It was a high-speed clash, where the bands were stars for both the locals and Rubí.

The visiting team was able to close their goal with a strong defense and rival mistakes. They took the lead after 24 minutes of play with a goal by the morning’s top scorer Dani Muela. The striker, who was in a state of grace, took advantage of a filtered pass with great sense in front of the goal, on the only clear occasion. After the restart, Rubí continued on the same paths: he waited for an impatient Guineueta who struggled to hit the target. Furthermore, the Vallés Occidental team, in a counterattack, found themselves with a penalty to increase the result. Dani Muela converted it to seal the match

Guinea: Raúl López; Ayllón, Stelios, Cesc Méndez, Javi Carmona; Ferran Sanchez, Javi Comas; Hugo Romero (Marco Cabrera, 85′), Àlex Sánchez (Javi Aldana, 75′), Mahamadou Tunkara (Àlex Pompido, 66′); Óscar Jiménez (Anouar, 66′)

Ruby: Ivan Capurro; Aitor Torres, Álex Ruiz, Samajari (Mario Hervías, 52′), Marc Juncà; Xavi Cencillo (Alejandro Muñoz, 66′), Raúl Pérez (Jordi Masip, 87′); Adrià Recort, Abde (Marc Cintas, 71′), Mulero (Oriol Tenorio, 66′); Daniel Muela

The objectives: 0-1, Dani Muela (24′); 0-2, Dani Muela, pen. (74′)

Referee: Berzosa Carballo, regular. TA: Javi Carmona, Francesc Méndez; Mulero, Mario Hervías, Raúl Pérez

Sants-Vic 0-2

Afternoon nightmare at Energia for Sants. The team coached by Borja López lost at home against Vic after a good first half, where they dominated in attack. Possession by Pozuelo and Óscar provided most of the chances, with a shot against the crossbar and a fantastic double intervention by Mora. It was all gone for Sants in the 62nd minute after a failure of communication between Paz and Llasera, which Armengou did not forgive to make it one-nil. From there, the locals tried everything to get the score back, including a quadruple substitution. However, the flute did not sound and those from Osona played the last minutes to their heart’s content. In the 89th minute, Gaitán ended the game with a beautiful goal from a direct free kick, sinking the Barcelona team.

saints: Llasera; Prado, Paz, Peña, Boza (Luna, 68′); Cura, Albert Ruiz (Saban, 68′), Paul (Badia, 89′); Óscar (Ramos, 68′), Pozuelo, Avilés (Caresia, 68′)

Vic: Blackberry; Cunill, Quer (Bofill, 70′), Bertrana, Busquets; Colomer (Gaitán, 70′), Hospital, Casadevall; Flavio, Armengou (Campasol, 86′), Morell (Biel, 89′)

The objectives: 0-1, Armengou (62′); 0-2, Gaitan (89′)

Referee: Ballesteros Jurado, regular. TA: Avilés, Luna, Caresia, Peña; Bertrana

Valls-Santboià 1-2

Santboià was able to end the bad streak at the expense of Valls. The match started with maximum equality and with high speed, as well as great intensity in the duels in the media zone. In the first half, neither team had a good chance to take the lead. The local team sought it through long possessions and the reds, through counterattacks.

The visitors struck the first blow of the game at the feet of Guille Marin, adept at taking advantage of a defensive error by the home team, who slipped into their own area, and scored one to nil with an accurate shot. Valls recovered brilliantly from Santboià’s advantage and showed Joel Coch’s goal to establish the tie, with a precise header. In the final moments of the encounter, the visiting team used caste and pride, in addition to Valls’ misfortune, to secure the three points. Rubén Rodríguez scored the winning goal for the visitors with a run in behind the defence.

Waltz: Héctor Parrón; Arnau Miró, Pol Fernández, Dídac Becerra (Ricki de Antonio, 75′); Ramon Nicolau (Marc Rodríguez, 88′), Alberto Rabassó (Sergi Vega, 80′), Jordi Prades (Marc Soldevila, 70′), Gerard Batista (Sergi Palau, 88′), Joel Coch; Hicham, Sergi Folch

Santboia: Aragon; Àlex Peñas, Èric Hill, Pepe Ollé, Marc Pueyo, Enric Sáez; Sergio Herrero, Íker Fernández (Íker Oltra, 80′), Iván Castillejo; Ronald (Rubén Rodríguez, 59′), Guille Marin (Óscar Manchado, 89′)

Palamós-Atletic Lleida 2-2

The first half was very poor on the part of both teams, with a lot of play in midfield but without any clear scoring chances. Although Salamero’s men came out with the idea of ​​adding three points to get out of the relegation zone, they had a soporific first half, without any clear scoring chances and with only a few approaches to the rival goal.

The second half started with two goals from Mercader and Ortega for Palamós who beat goalkeeper Puiggrós in the first minutes of the restart. At 2-0, Atlético Lleida reactivated and managed to close the gap with a goal from Motes, who had just entered the field of play. Then Víctor tied it with an accurate shot with just five minutes left in the match.

Palamós: David Montero; Andrei Lungu, Gerard Davesa, Marc Faja, Marc Marí, Kevin (Malaki, 82′); Garriga (Rubén Acosta, 76′), Guillem Falgueras, Álex Ortega; Mercader (Adri Antequera, 62′), Germán (Raúl López, 76′)

Athletic Lleida: Enric Puiggros; Ángel Manuel, Pau Bosch, Víctor Villote, Jorge Cabral, Joel Chiné (Solana, 7′); Jordi Coca, Ramon Bayona (Ibra, 89′); Kim Kaenwoo, Samba Ndiaye, Miquel Graells (Motes, 68′)

The objectives: 1-0, Mercader (47′); 2-0, Álex Ortega (51′); 2-1, Motes (69′); 2-2, Victor Villote (85′)

Referee: Serra Sanz, bad. TA: Gerard Mercader, Albert Garriga, Grande; Miquel Graells, Ángel Manuel