Bilbao Athletic
33
Zamora
Athletic Bilbao: Expenses (2); Irurita (3), De Luis (3), Ebro, Eneko (2); Bird (2) (Sola, 1, min. 82), Rego (2) (Elías, 2, min. 74), Canales (2); Varela (2) (Azkune, 2, min. 65), Hierro (2) (Iban Sanz, 3, min. 82) and Buján (3).
Zamora: Altube (2); Gorjón (3) (Tresaco, 2, min. 58), Gutiérrez (2), Jose Carlos (2), Castañeda (2); Joel (2) (Rivas, 2, min. 71), Clavería (4), Guille Macho (2) (Carlos Ramos, 2, min. 58), Nieto (2); Kike Márquez (4) and Roni (3) (Mancebo, 2, min. 85).
Objectives: 1-0, Buján (min. 50); 2-0, Irurita (min. 57); 2-1, Roni (min. 60); 2-2, Kike Márquez (min. 66); 3-2, Ibai Sanz (min. 94); 3-3, Clavería (min. 96).
Incidents: Lezama. About 700 spectators.
Referee: Nougat Morel (2). Advised Irurita, Azkune; Gorjón, Clavería, Ramos and Mancebo.
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Bilbao Athletic lost two points against Zamora in extra time. Equality dominated the first half, although the clearest chances came from the visiting side. But the break was reached in the first result. The panorama changed in the second half. A ball release error by the Zamora defense was taken advantage of by Buján to make it 1-0. Irurita added to the distinction by completing, after several rejections, a strategic play. Zamora’s reaction was immediate and Roni, who took advantage of a ball that bounced off the post, and Kike Márquez with a subtle Vaseline goal, leveled the balance. In added time, Ibai Sanz restored the lead to the Cubs, but Clavería was able to beat a hesitant Gastesi, restoring the tie.
Intensity and occasion but little effect
Celtic Fortune
00
rentier
Celtic Fortune: Marc Vidal (3); Sergio Díez (2) (Gavián, 2, min. 65), Manu Fernández (3), Yoel Lago (2), Meixús (2) (Gael Alonso, 2, min. 65), Tincho (2); Dela (2) (Antañón, 2, min. 69), Miguel Román (2); Fer López (2), Escobar (2) and Guedes (2) (Ángel Arcos, 2, min. 65).
Renter: Diego Garcia (3); Jordan Sánchez (2), Joao Dias (2), Moreno (2), Iano (3); Tarsi (2) (Rivelot, 2, min. 81) Prendes (2), Martín Solar (2) (Tiago, 2, min. 89); Diego Gómez (2) (Nacho Ramón, 2, min. 81), Baselga (2) (Enol, 2, min. 68) and David Ferreiro (2).
Incidents: Played at Abanca Balaídos in front of around 4,500 spectators.
Referee: Ruiz Alvarez (2). He advised locals Fer López and Tincho.
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Celta Fortuna and Arenteiro were goalless in a match marked by intensity and chances. O Carballiño’s side were brutal in the first half, causing damage from the wings and forcing light blue goalkeeper Marc Vidal to work. Fredi Álvarez’s team also tried, looking to get behind the Ourense defense with Fer López’s excellent presence in attack. Despite continuous attempts by both, neither was able to overcome their conflicting goals. After the break, Celta favored the balance of the game, keeping control of the ball and trying to find a way through Arenteiro’s strong defence. The green team responded on the counterattack and worried the sky goal on several occasions, but received no reward.
Real Unión won with a double from Asier Benito
Osasuna’s Promises
12
Royal Union
Osasuna’s Commitments: Pablo Valencia (3); Diego Moreno (2), Espejo (2), Mutilva (2) (Mauro, 2, min. 56), Toni Herrero (2); Ibaider (2), Osambela (2), Lumbreras (2) (Arroyo, 2, min. 64); Pablo Moreno (2) (Xabi Huarte, 2, min. 56), Auria (3) (Anai, 2, min. 56) and Dani Sancho (2) (Noel, 2, min. 72).
Royal Union: Wright (2); Sergio Santos (2), Javi Domínguez (2), Quintana (2), Joseca (2) (Finley, 2, min. 57); Vidorreta (2) (San Bartolomé, 2, min. 64), Dani Garrido (2) (Víctor Eimil, 2, min. 77), Rivero (3), Aranzabe (3); Asier Benito (4) (Koldo Obieta, 2, min. 57) and Sergio Benito (2) (Iñaki Olaortua, 2, min. 77).
Objectives: 1-0, Pablo Moreno, pen. (min. 20); 1-1, Asier Benito (min. 25); 1-2, Asier Benito (min. 36).
Referee: Ramo Andrés (2). He warned Dani Sancho, Diego Moreno, Ibaider, Mauro; Asier Benito, Rivero, Santos, Wright and Eimil.
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Real Unión came out the better in the first half but found themselves a goal down after a penalty from Quintana to Auria was converted by Pablo Moreno. Then Asier Benito appeared and, with two goals, turned the score around. Espejo ties up, but sends it into the crossbar
‘Ponfe’ scores at the end and achieves its first victory
Ponferradina
10
Unionists of Salamanca
Ponferradina: Andrés Prieto (3); Carrique (3), Ger Nóvoa (3), Sibille (3), Álvaro Ramón (3); Esquerdo (2) (Doué, 2, min. 84), Markel Lozano (3); Ernesto (2) (Yeray, 3, min. 60), Brais (2) (Jürgens, 1, min. 75), Mula (2) (Borja Valle, 2, min. 60); Cortés (2) (Álex Costa, 3, min. 84).
Unionists of Salamanca: Ivan Martínez (3); Aitor Pascual (2), Ramiro Mayor (3), Imanol Baz (3) (Steffan, 1, min. 91), Eudald Vergés (2); Iñaki (2) (Tavares, 1, min. 72), Rabadán (2); Iván Moreno (2) (Álvaro Gómez, 1, min. 62), Carlos de la Nava (2), Pau Martínez (2) (Jonny Arjona, 1, min. 72); Gorka Santamaría (2) (Rastrojo, 1, min. 72).
Purpose: 1-0, Álex Costa (min. 91). Incidents: El Toralín. 5,334 viewers.
Referee: Pastoring Churches (2). He advised Ger Nóvoa, Esquerdo, Yeray; Imanol Baz, Rastrojo and Iñaki.
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Ponferradina saw its persistence rewarded and achieved its first victory of the season against a Unionista who did not give up in its quest to achieve something positive. The only goal came in extra time on a play by Doué in the centre, Carrique controlled on the wing and assisted Álex Costa to send it into the back of the net. Despite the blow, the Unionists were able to tie in the final action but Andrés Prieto was out
Source: La Verdad
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