3-1: Europa B is settled in the final stage

Europe B-Can Vidalet 3-1

Valenzuela scored, after the rebound, for Can Vidalet. Jandro equalized for Vaseline, while Hernández’s header led to the comeback. In the 90th minute, Buba scored by beating Keyría.

Europe B: Álvaro (Cordero, 32′); Bezis, Íbar, Morlans (Jury, 70′), Sicu Cámara; Guillem Cardelús, Hernández; Aiman ​​​​​​​​(Babia, 46′), Marc Angles (Julen Vilarrasa, 70′), Jandro (Marcel Samsó, 78′); Buba

Can you Vidalet?: Uri Keyría; Adri Guillén, Pol Reñé, Alan, Marc Anguera; Carles Güell (Castillo, 46′), Aidan; Owono, Marc Bru (Pedro Ramon, 78′), Escobar (Finot, 59′); Valenzuela (Jorge Rocha, 86′)

The objectives: 0-1, Valenzuela (4′); 1-1, Jandro (34′); 2-1, Hernandez (88′); 3-1, Buba (90′).

Happenings: Nou Sardinia. About 200 spectators

Referee: Jareño Gil, bad. TA: Guillem Cardelús, Víctor Íbar; Aidan, Owono

Valls-Figueres 2-1

Valls was able to pull back the score from Figueres’ first goal in a match where accuracy in areas and set pieces was crucial for the final result. The visiting team controls the match, combining and finding the wings to do damage. Moha Abouhafs scored the first and only goal of the afternoon for Figueres. The forward capitalized on the goalkeeper’s rebound with a shot into an empty and unopposed goal. Manel Cazorla’s team did not fall behind and the game was tied on the stroke of half-time. Gerard Batista headed, alone at the near post, to send the ball into the back of the net. As soon as they left the locker room, the set piece was the architect of the local comeback: Pol Fernández’s shot to the head caused Vilar’s euphoria. After the goal, Figueres went forward again against a fighting Valls who was trapped at the back. Despite dominating, the visitors had chances and lacked ideas on the offensive end.

Waltz: Jose Ruiz; Arnau Miró, Alberto Rabassó (Dídac Becerra, 88′), Pol Fernandez, Ricki de Antonio; Ramon Nicolau (Marc Rodríguez, 83′), Gerard Batista, Marc Soldevila (Albert Plana, 73′); Sergi Palau (Sergi Vega, 39′), Sergi Folch (Sergi Gómez, 73′), Joel Coch

Figueres: Albert Quintanas; Albert Genís, Ayoub Jaadi, Zou, Marc Pouget; Pol Blay, Marc Bech, Pep Vergara (Ousman Touray, 65′); Arnau Teixidor (Àlex Sánchez, 65′), Moha Abouhafs (Marc Reñé, 73′), Khalid

The objectives: 0-1, Moha Abouhafs (34′); 1-1, Gerard Batista (44′); 2-1, Pol Fernández (48′)

Referee: Tébar Hernández, regular. TA: Gerard Batista, De Antonio; Khalid, Zou, Marc Bech, Marc Reñé, Albert Genís, Ayoub Jaadi

Sants-Horta 0-1

Sants’ good fortune took a turn for the worse after Energia’s puncture against Horta. The team coached by Borja López came from a four-minute comeback against Figueres two weeks ago, but this time the black and white played their cards well. The first half was evenly split, with the visitors winning in terms of possession. Some arrivals from Sants took place thanks to Caresía sticking to the right wing. The second half started in a similar fashion, but everything went wrong around the hour mark, when a strange chance by Nogales turned into a great goal by Camacho’s team. The local coach stepped up the attack and tried two different formations to pierce León Rodríguez’s network, but nothing worked. The green and white defeat leaves them stuck in twelfth place in the table, thanks in part to defeats by their direct rivals. The team must hope to win again next Saturday in Palamós.

saints: Camacho; Lucea (Ruiz, 63′), Álex Ruiz, Peña, Paul; Prado (Montejo, 89′), Cura, Luna (Zaid, 77′); Avilés, Caresía (Óscar, 79′), Pozuelo

Horta: lion; Aregall, Clarà, Kevin, Nogales; Rodri, Vives (Ramírez, 79′), Cifuentes (Gibert, 71′); Villagrasa (Vilajosana, 67′), El Cabriti (Jordi López, 71′), Ricki Vidal (Víctor Fabián, 79′)

The objectives: 0-1, Nogales (57′)

Referee: Montero Casado, regular. TA: Luna, Avilés; Walnuts

Rubí-Viladecans 5-1

El Rubí took advantage of the Viladecans’ nervousness to beat them and make life difficult for them in relegation. The local team quickly dominated the scoreboard: Pau Albelda did well with a shot into the top corner to put the locals ahead. Akram then slapped his chaser and sent him away, changing the outcome of the match. At the end of the first act, Hervías’ head causes Rubí’s second. After the restart, with Viladecans reversing, Cintas finished off a cross to score the third goal. In a local monologue, the striker Muela was resolved within the small area, after a transfer. With ten minutes left in the game, Cencillo put the icing on the cake with a missile from the front, straight into the corner. Garrido scored the goal of honor and sealed the win, in the next minute, with a shot that hit the post. Álex Robles made his debut for the visiting team.

Ruby: Ivan Capurro; Torres, Hervías (Marc Rodríguez, 55′), Álex Ruiz, Recort; Marc Juncà, Pau Albelda, Marc Río (Cencillo, 67′), Raúl Pérez (Eloi Moral, 55′); Dani Muela (Tenorio, 67′) and Cintas (Muñi, 67′)

Viladecans: Javi; Pedro (Segura, 60′), Espinosa, Gallo; Galán, Cepeda, Hugo (Parra, 60′), Érik (Garrido, 74′), Víctor (Robles, 60′); Gurrea (Joan Vázquez, 65′) and Akram

The objectives: 1-0, Pau Albelda (28′); 2-0, Hervías (44′); 3-0, Tapes (52′); 4-0, Dani Muela (64′); 5-0, Cencillo (81′); 5-1, Garrido (82′)

Referee: Jareño Gil, bad. TA: Río, Hervías, Torres; Hugo, Espi. TR: Akram (34′)