He Santander Racing achieved the goal of the season, by proving 50 points almost guaranteed permanence, after beating the Eldense 2-1 in The Sardineroa victory that also puts the Cantabrians momentarily in the playoff promotion positions and makes them an absolute candidate to fight until the end of the season to climb to First.
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The locals took to the pitch ready to take advantage of the results that took place on the day and in just 15 seconds, Smallwith a powerful shot inside the area, Vallejo was almost surprised, but he was helpful to clear the ball for a corner.
Far from retreating, Eldense equalized and also came dangerously close to Jokin Ezkieta’s area. So, after ten minutes, what used to be green and white Mario Sovereign He stood alone against the Navarrese goalkeeper, but he was successful in avoiding the first goal of the game.
As the minutes ticked by, the visitors seemed to get more comfortable on the pitch and, after the 20th minute, Chapel is the goal in his boots, force again Ezkieta to get off his feet to deflect his shot and scare the danger away from his goal.
However, in the following moments, when Eldense were at their best, the quality of the attacking men of Racing de Santander appeared and, after a good combination on the left wing, Small The rebound was taken advantage of with a shot on the post spider in, almost no angle, beat Vallejo and overtook the Cantabrians who, from then on, controlled the game and managed to increase their advantage before the break, but Andrés came on to finish a cross from the left by Peque.
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Santander Career: Ezkieta; Juan, Manu Hernando, German, Mario; Andrés (Mboula, min. 46), Morante (Aldasoro, min. 75), Íñigo (Saúl, min. 86), Peque, Íñigo Vicente (Grenier, min. 86); Arana (Roko Baturina, min. 66).
CD Eldense: Vallejo; Toni Abad, Dumic (Piña, min. 46), Carlos Hernández, Marc Mateu; Clemente (Pedro Capó, min. 60), Sergio Ortuño, Timor (Mo Dauda, min. 60), Chapela (Juanto Ortuño, min. 76); Soberón and Álex Bernal (Cris Montes, min. 46).
The objectives: 1-0, Peque, min. 26; 2-0, Roko Baturina, min. 71; 2-1, Juanto Ortuño, min. 90 (+3).
Referee: Milla Alvendiz (Andalusian Committee). He gave yellow cards to Germán from Racing de Santander and Dumic, Timor, Carlos Hernández, Cris Montes and Pedro Capó from CD Eldense.
Incidents: The match on the thirty-second day of the Hypermotion League was held at the El Sardinero Sports Fields in front of 18,603 spectators.
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In continuation, the career He came out ready to finish the match quickly and enjoyed several opportunities to increase the difference, especially after a great individual action by Peque inside the area, who returned the ball. spider, but he didn’t connect his shot properly.
The team led by Jose Alberto Lopez dominated the game and, after the 70th minute, in a new game started by Peque, Mboula found Roko Baturina inside the area, with a low cross shot made it 2-0 and sent El Sardinero into ecstasy, watching as Racing de Santander almost decided the match.
In the final stretch, the Eldense looking to close the gap, reunited with an inspired Ezkieta, who intervened on several occasions and only allowed the visitors to score a goal in extra time, to give the match some uncertainty in the final seconds, although finally the career He forced his rival’s last push to take the victory.
Source: La Verdad
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