1-1: One point not enough for Viladecans and Sants

Viladecans-Sants 1-1

The Viladecans dominated the match, but, again, they lost by three points in extra time. The rojiblancos enjoyed several clearly missed chances to take the lead. After the restart, Akram finished the cross directly into the center of the Gurrea area to put his team ahead. Sants fought back from the 65th minute and equalized thanks to Óscar Fernández’s shot after a poor start by the goalkeeper.

Viladecans: Javi; Del Chicca (Jiménez, 89′), Espinosa, Gallardo, Galan (Robles, 70′); Gurrea, Cepeda, Fornés (Garido, 25′), Parra (Víctor); Joan Vázquez and Akram

saints: Camacho; Lucea, Boza, Álex Ruiz, Peña; Paz (Montejo, 59′), Poyatos (Óscar Fernández, 89′), Albert Ruiz (Luna, 76′); Pozuelo, Caresia (Badia, 70′) and Prado

The objectives: 1-0, Akram (75′); 1-1, Oscar Fernández (92′)

Happenings: Municipality of Viladecans. About 200 spectators

Referee: Arbos López, bad. TA: Hugo, Joan Vázquez, Víctor Garcia; Lucea, Boza (2, 65′), Camacho, Óscar Fernández

Horta-Europa B 1-1

Europa B dominates Horta with ball control. Possessions were long and consistent by a scapular team that struggled to find the goal during the clash. Unlike the locals, who had more chances to score. So, in the first act they have three clear, but all fail.

In the second period, Horta managed to win the scoreboard thanks to Joan Gibert, in the 64th minute. The attacker solved the far post in a one-on-one after Jordi López’s extension. From there, the black and white team bailed against a demanding reserve team, which fought until the last moment of the duel. And whoever followed it, it will be achieved, because, at the end of the match, Europe B found a fate with a penalty. Sergi Hernández converted it with a powerful shot into the middle to rescue a point for the league champions.

Horta: lion; Homedes, Clarà (Guillem Josa, 46′), Nogales, Kevin; Villagrasa (Vilajosana, 73′), Víctor Fabián, Vives (Cifuentes, 69′); Gibert (Dani Ramírez, 69′), Vidal and Jordi López (El Cabriti, 79′)

Europe B: Gilboy; Jury, Lapido, Íbar, Cámara (Celma, 79′); Sergi Hernández, Sulay (Cardelús, 58′); Aiman, Vilarrasa (Aoi, 79′), Babia (Anglès, 58′) and Moreno (Marcel Samsó, 69′)

The objectives: 1-0, Gibert (64′); 1-1, Sergi Hernández, pen. (93′)

Referee: Fontova Cerdà, bad. TA: Homedes, Vidal, Jordi López, Dani Ramírez, Cifuentes; Ibar, Aiman

Can Vidalet-Rubí 1-2

Captain’s header led to the first goal of the match, the only one for Can Vidalet. El Rubí, for his part, carried the brunt of the match and controlled the clash with the ball at his feet. He looked at the Keyría goal with two clear chances on the stroke of half-time. One of them fell on the post.

After the restart, the blue and white team managed to kill the match for the first time, but they ran into Leva. Despite the persistence of the red and white game, strategies were hard to come by until half-time in the second period. Aitor Torres leveled the forces with a whip from the edge of the area. The visiting team remained comfortable on the playing field and managed to pull back the score thanks to Pau Albelda’s long and accurate shot.

Can Vidalet?: Keychain; Guillén, Pol Reñé (Carles, 83′), Alan; Míchel, Aidan, Marc Bru (Finot, 81′), Güell (Cristaldo, 83′); Pau (Anguera, 81′), Captain and Roger

Ruby: Cam; Torres, Álex Ruiz, Hervías (Abde, 53′), Juncà, Recort; Pau Albelda, Cencillo (Tenorio, 89′); Mulero (Marc Río, 70′), Raúl Pérez (Marc Cintas, 70′) and Moral (David Pérez, 53′)

The objectives: 1-0, Captain (25′); 1-1, Torres (77′); 1-2, Pau Albelda (82′)

Referee: Blanch Oduña, good. TA: Cris Owono, Pol Reñé, Alan; Mulero, Alex Ruiz

Sabadell B-Valls 3-2

Valls warned early with a deflected shot from a corner, but it was Sabadell B who were first to score. The goal was scored by Bustamante after shooting the goalkeeper’s rebound.

As soon as they left the locker room, the reserve team took advantage of a collective play to open the gap on the scoreboard: Iván Sánchez stood up to Pereira and beat him. In the 60th minute, Rabassó brought Valls into the game thanks to a long shot that went in tight. Once again, Harlequinados brought out their accuracy in front of goal with a goal by Ustrell, who shot powerfully. In further time, Rabassó closed the gap again with a personal maneuver.

Sabadell B: Pereira; Hugo García, Morral (Abdella, 77′), Castell, Íker Hernández; Iván Sánchez (Ustrell, 57′), Valter, Salamanca (Javi López, 71′); Roma (Moha Ajani, 71′), Tébar (Pau Fernández, 77′) and Bustamante

Waltz: Parrón; Pol Fernández, Becerra (Rabassó, 49′), De Antonio, Palau; Marc Rodríguez, Soldevila (Cardozo, 86′); Sergi Gómez, Coch, Vega and Plana (Badaoui, 89′)

The objectives: 1-0, Bustamante (6′); 2-0, Ivan Sánchez (47′); 2-1, Rabasso (60′); 3-1, Ustrell (83′); 3-2, Rabasso (92′)

Referee: Montero Casado, regular. TA: Ustrell; Marc Rodríguez, Palau, Pol Fernández

Palamós-Guineueta 2-1

The first half was clearly dominated by Palamós, with several clear chances that the locals were unable to convert into goals.

Coming back into the game, the Gualdiazul team came out early and scored and did so in the 47th minute, through Kevin Vilavella, just after the break. Next, Mercader managed to get the ball in the way with a cross kick. Those from the Costa Brava, however, suffered until the end as Guineueta closed the gap with a header from Pompido, ten minutes from time, after the player himself had missed a penalty. In the final minutes, the visitors claimed a penalty for a handball by a Palamós defender that was not signaled by the referee. Moreover, it was the reason for Duque’s ouster.

Palamós: Marwane; Lungu, Faja, Raúl Gómez, Falgueras; Arumí, Ortega (Vilavella, 46′) (Sergio, 89′); Mercader (Lloret, 75′), Grande (Acosta, 65′), Germán and Antequera (Marí, 70′)

Guinea: Raúl López; Obama (Romero, 65′), Stelios, Aldana, Ayllón; Ferran Sánchez (Sanogo, 65′), Hagi (Sánchez, 75′), Javito (Cabrera, 54′); Oscar, Tunkara and Pompidou

The objectives: 1-0, Vilavella (46′); 2-0, Mercader (67′); 2-1, Pompidou (82′)

Referee: Goalkeeper Sellés, bad. TA: Falgueras; Pompidou, Obama

Vic-Santboià 0-3

Round match for a Santboià who dreams of becoming permanent after beating Vic well The visiting team started well: Íker Fernández opened the scoring with a whiplash after Mora’s poor clearance. The local people’s reaction was timid and they were no longer able to prevail in the conflict.

In the second period, Vic began to bite and lay siege to Aragón’s goal, doing its job with flying colors. With half an hour to go before the end of the match, Santboià forced a break and killed the match in five minutes. First, Pueyo’s rifle went in, ready. Then, Peñas did not forgive when he converted the maximum penalty. In the final moments, Ot closed the gap on Vic.

Vic: Blackberry; Ot, Ospital (Grifell, 68′), Sala (Campasol, 68′), Biel Rodríguez, Colomer (Serra, 45′); Roger Cunill, Casadevall, Pol Canillo; Armengou and Max Morell

Santboia: Aragon; Peñas, Ollé, Cabrera (Untoria, 58′), Burol; Manchado, Blanco (Rodríguez, 76′), Castillejo (Sáez, 85′); Marc Pueyo, Badr (Gala, 76′) and Íker Fernández (Marín, 58′)

The objectives: 0-1, Íker Fernández (12′); 0-2, Pueyo (63′); 0-3, Clubs, pen. (67′); 1-3, Ot (92′)

Referee: Sánchez Egea, regular. TA: Casadevall, Serra, Canillo; Cabrera, Peñas, Untoria, Rodríguez