Tenerife won at the bottom of Carlos Tartiere (0-1) against a Real Oviedo that had many chances to get more and ended up disappointed with the refereeing performance of Sánchez López.
While Luis Carrión simply replaced Homenchenko with Luismi and did not play the rest, Asier Garitano again opted for a 4-4-2, with Enric Gallego and Ángel forming the attacking duo and Luismi Cruz, the usual starter, waiting for his turn in the bank.
After a rough start and some strategy from Oviedo, the locals had the first good chance of the first half: Paulino put it in from the left, Luengo put it back in the center of the area and Alemao, alone, was unable to hit the shot a few meters from the goal line.
Although Oviedo took control, Tenerife showed every time they could the offensive power they possessed on the field and Mellot, who had had a clear chance ten minutes earlier, took advantage in the 35th minute of poor defending by Abel Bretones to receive inside the area, control and cross with the right to make the score 0-1.
The second half began with Masca coming in for Jimmy, Oviedo starting to play with two forwards and Alemao enjoying a new chance high, where Garitano responded with a double defensive change: introduced by the two center backs as Sergio González and León are from the island and started to play a defense of five.
Shortly after, Borja Bastón and Álex Millán -two forwards- entered Real Oviedo, but the change did not go well with Luis Carrión’s team and everything the blues did well at the start of the second half was wasted, with Tenerife is quiet again. again.
Oviedo tried with more heart than head, but even when the opportunity came with Borja Sánchez in control inside the area, he feigned and between Sergio González and Buñuel they blocked him. Sánchez López didn’t whistle, VAR told him to go and, again, Sánchez López said nothing to the fury of the entire Tartiere.
The missed penalty ended up killing the game and, apart from a header from Masca and a shot from Bastón, Oviedo never had a clear chance again.
The blues remain eighth, with playoff points, while Tenerife have 49 points where they have almost sealed safety.
Data sheet:
0–. Real Oviedo: Leo Román; Viti, Luengo, Dani Calvo, Abel Bretones; Jimmy (Masca, d. 46), Colombatto; Paulino (Lucas, d. 75), Sebas Moyano (Álex Millán, d. 63); Seoane (Borja Sánchez, m. 80) and Alemao (Bastón, m. 63).
1 -. CD Tenerife: Juan Soriano; Mellot, Amo (León, d. 56), Loic Williams, Buñuel; Roberto López (Luismi Cruz, m. 68), Corredera, Aitor Sanz, Yanis Rahmani (Nacho, m. 68); Ángel (Ethian, m. 90+2) and Enric Gallego (Sergio González, m. 56).
Referee: Sánchez López (Murcian committee). He advised the locals Viti (82′), Abel Bretones (90+7′) and the visitors Buñuel (21′), Enric Gallego (23′)
Goals: 0-1, M. 35: Mellot.
Incidents: Match equivalent to day 37 of LALIGA HYPERMOTION played at Carlos Tartiere (Oviedo) before 19,875 spectators.
Source: La Verdad
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