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trade
Girona: Jan Danish (2); Musta (2), Marc Fernández (2), Adrià Mora (4), Marc Aznar (3); Albert Rubio (2) (Cantero, 4, 71′), Arnau Coromina (2) (Nacho, 3, 83′); Elian (4) (Richard, 3, 71′), Enric (4), Javi Sarasa (2); Arango (2) (Montero, 2, 62′).
Trade: Jordi Cereza (2); Serrano (3) (Luca, 2, 48′), Marc Domènech (2), Aitor Deza (2), Aniol (2); Alejo (4), Uri Martín (3); Camaño (3), Frank (2) (Albert Vicente, 2, 66′), Pau (2) (Rubén, 2, 66′); Miguel (2) (Aleix, 2, 81′)
The objectives: 1-0, Enric (10′); 1-1, Marc Fernández, pp (64′); 1-2, Alejo (68′); 2-2, Cantero (94′); 3-2, Mora, p. (96′).
Referee: Serradelarch Serra (3). TA to Elian; Deza and Aniol.
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Girona took the three points against Mercantil in a colorful match that went down to the local side, with two goals in extra time.
Mercantil came out better and initially forced the local goalkeeper to show off and then sent the ball over the post. However, Girona got it right the first time it came. A pass from Elian to Enric made it 1-0. Before the break, Elian missed the second.
After the restart, Girona scored 2-0 with a header from Enric and a few minutes later, the hesitation between the defense and the goalkeeper ended with an own goal by Marc Fernández (1-1). This goal restored the confidence of Mercantil, who immediately turned the score around with a great goal from a free kick by Alejo, who put the ball into the top corner. From here Girona pushed harder and got their reward in extra time. Nacho dribbled past a defender and delivered the death pass to Cantero, who did not forgive. And then a clear handball in the area meant a penalty which Mora converted to make it 3-2.
Damm-Barcelona has been postponed
Due to the date problem for Barça, who cannot play this Wednesday, Damm agreed to postpone the match as it does not have a field schedule for Maundy Thursday
Mallorca peeked a bit into the Cornellà crisis
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Majorca
Cornellà: Juanpe (2); Ali (2) (Barrantes, 2, 78′), Roman (2) (Pol Montesinos, 2, 54′), Antonio Santiago (2), Guillem (2); Hugo Campí (2) (Javi Alba, 2, 54′), Ferran (2); Héctor Tejada (2), Joan Benet (2), Dídac (2) (Julià, 2, 84′); Boiro (2) (Gerard, 2, 46′).
Majorca: Joan Pol (2); Alberto García (2), Gabi (2), Javi Olaizola (2), Antonio Bueno (3); Jandro (4), Samu Guzmán (4); Marc Scuri (3) (Raúl Alarcón, 2, 86′), Áxel Bejarano (2) (Nico Baratucci, 2, 75′), Torà (2) (Ismael, 2, 75′); Woiski (2) (Cesc Riba, 2, 67′).
The objectives: 0-1, Samu Guzmán (53′); 0-2, Jandro (85′).
Referee: Curiel Riera (2). TA in Campí, Benet and Ferran.
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Cornellà couldn’t beat the leader, Mallorca, and their classification situation was getting more and more complicated. The Vermillions came out strong and after 18 minutes they sent a header just wide of the post. In the second half, Santi Guzmán opened the scoring and Jandro was sentenced in the final stretch.
Zaragoza was merciless to a lesser Constancia
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stability
Saragossa: Berrar (3); Motilva (3), David García (4), Aznar (3), Sancho (3); Diego H. (3) (Cortés, 4, 54′), Vives (4) (Cantero, 2, 75′); Sesé (4) (Tobajas, 2, 54′), Sergio Beltrán (3), Pinilla (4) (Prosper, 2, 68′); Dennis (4) (Vadillo, 2, 54′).
Stability: Fortes (1); M. Fernández (1), Andrés (1), (Ferriol, 2, 46′), Villar (2), Adrián (1) (Fuster, 2, 46′); Moragues (2), Andreu (1) (Matins, 2, 46′); Bujosa (2), Sergi Martín (1) (Tello, 2, 46′), Rico (2) (López, 1, 61′); Kevin (2).
The objectives: 1-0, David (2′); 2-0, Pinilla (6′); 3-0, Dennis (36′); 4-0, Sesé (40′); 5-0, Pinilla (49′); 6-0, Pinilla (6-0); 7-0, Cortés (60′).
Referee: Orcajo Ambroj. No card.
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A resounding victory for Real Zaragoza, who overcame an inferior Constancia. David scored the first of seven goals and Pinilla, Sesé and Dennis accounted for the first half. In the second, Pinilla completed his hat-trick and Cortés put the icing on the cake on a good day for Garcés’ team.
Huesca showed its head after defeating a direct rival
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San Francisco
Huesca: Eloy (3); Vera (3), Moha (2), Peregrina (3), Fita (2); Badía (2), Santi López (4) (Sandro, 4, 57′), De Lucas (3), Fontán (2) (Martín, 2, 67′); Íker (3) (Pau, 1, 91′) and Ojeda (3).
San Francisco: Gaspar (2); Sampedro (2) (Lluc, 2, 67′), Sánchez (3), Alejandro Álvarez (3), Porras (3); Bauza (2) (Moya, 1, 86′), Óscar López (2); Ramos (1) (Alcover, 2, 55′), Nebot (3), Gelabert (2) (Frau, 2, 67′); Marc Domench (4).
The objectives: 1-0, Santi López (17′); Marc Domènech (70′); 2-1, Sandro (91′)
Happenings: Aragonese Football Base. About 150 esp.
Referee: Nadal Hazelnuts. TA to Íker, Fita (2, 71′); Lluc.
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Huesca’s hard-fought victory in a tough match. The locals struck first thanks to a goal from Santi López. After the restart, San Francisco began to gain ground and forced a penalty from Fita, who was sent off. With one less and in extra time, Diego Serrano’s men produced an epic effort to win
Racing Zaragoza lifted its head after defeating Badalona
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Zaragoza race
Badalona: Victor (2); Santi (2), Pau (3), Mario (2) (Pulido, 1, 88′), Agui (2) (Joel, 1, 88′); Markel (2) (Willy, 2, 54′), Tomy (3); Dídac (2) (Jodra, 2, 54′), Juan (2), Linde (2) (Sergi Pérez, 2, 60′); John (2).
Zaragoza Racing: Garijo (2); Aguilar (2) (Gonzalo, 2, 60′), Juan Franco (2), Nico (3), Regidor (2); Divasson (2), Palacio (2) (Musta, 2, 68′), Lobato (3); Víctor Fernández (4) (Cisneros, 2, 60′), Wallid (2) (Chávarri, 2, 88′) and Puente (2) (Goriz, 2, 68′).
Purpose: 0-1, Victor Fernández (53′)
Referee: Oltra Sáez (2). TA to Mario, Markel; Regidor and Cub.
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Racing Zaragoza added a crucial victory at Badalona that allowed them to move away from the relegation spots. The only goal from Víctor Fernández in the second half helped the expert team beat a scapular team that, although they had chances, showed their lack of meaning in the final meters.
EF Gavà and Sabadell signed a draw in equal matches
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Sabadell
EF Gava: Iker Candón (3); Marc Jané (2), Héctor Parrado (2), Izan Hernández (2), Danilo (3); Melero (2), Rocafull (4) (Leon, 2, 78′), Pipo Reboiras (3) (Matias Hofmann, 1, 88′), Raboso (2) (Marc Rodríguez, 2, 68′), De Pedro ( 3); Ouehi (2)
Sabadell: Biel (3); Koro (2) (Mario Jaspe, 4, 63′), Jan Font (2), Eloi (3), Albert Torres (2); Morcillo (2), Girbau (3); Yarech (2) (Iván Sánchez, 2, 58′), Rosena (2) (Sergi, 2, 63′), Pol Cid (2) (Pichardo, 1, 88′); Alya (4).
The objectives: 1-0, Rocafull (49′); 1-1, Mario Jasper (71′)
Referee: Bureau Méndez (3). TA to Ouehi, Danilo; Eloi and Albert Milà (ent.).
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An even match that ended in a fair draw. Rocafull advances EF Gavà with a good shot from the forehand. Alya was level shortly after two chances, but in the first her cross shot went wide and in the second the goalkeeper kept it out with a good hand. Mario, who had gone out for refreshments, returned the tables.
Source: La Verdad
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