Espanyol won with a double from Hugo Burgos

In. Balearic Islands-Huesca (Suspended)

Due to problems with flights, Huesca could not reach Palma de Mallorca so the match against At. The Balearic Islands are suspended until a new date

Gimnastic Tarragona-Zaragoza 1-0

Nàstic surprised a Zaragoza team, which has so far scored full points, and achieved a victory that the players want to dedicate to their teammate Joel, who was seriously injured in the last match. In an alternating domino match, which came in few places, the only goal came in the last stage, the work of Eddy, who came out as a refresher. After a steal in the middle of the field, Eddy got a good long pass from Beamuz and after a good drive, with a low, strong and slanted shot, scored on the goalkeeper’s post.

Gymnastics Tarragona: Curto (3); Moreno (3), Mora (4), Enric (4), Guillem (4), Joseph (3) (Eddy Wester, 4, 66′); Agus (3), Pau (3) (Adri Alves, 2, 66′), Parisi (3) (Ruxi, 2, 86′); Beamuz (4) (Dani Romero, 2, 83′) and Nico (3) (Oriol, 2, 66′)

Zaragoza: Berrar (2); Laseca (2), Palacio (2), García (3), Lambea (2); Sancho (2), Tobajas (2) (Sergio, 2, 82′); Cantero (2) (Íñigo Cortés, 2, 58′), Ratón (2), Sesé (2) (Jorge Franco, 2, 71′); Dennis (2)

Purpose: 1-0, Eddy Wester (82′)

Referee: García Colomer (3). TA: Pau, Agus, Nico, Moreno; Sancho and Laseca

Cornellà-Mercantil 3-1

Cornellà did not disappoint at home, where they won their two games played, against a Mercantil that had never known victory. The match started with great intensity and with a team from Sabadell pushing forward, but not creating any clear chances. The local team, however, managed to convert their chance into a goal with a low shot by Marc Barrantes after a good counterattack. At 1-0 we reached the break. At the start, after a collective play, Pol received from the wing and in one on one with the goalkeeper he won the game. The third goal came when Manu took advantage of the goalkeeper’s rebound after a good shot by Mujal. In extra time, Mercantil scored the honor by taking advantage of the loss of the ball by the green defense

Cornellà: Jordi (3); Jon Pilar (3), Dereck (3), Guillem (3), Iker (3); Izan (2) (Archs, 2, 26′), Joan Ayi (3) (Mujal, 3, 59′), Jaume (3), Pol Montesinos (3) (Iker Moreno, 2, 77′); Marc Barrantes (4) (Manu Hidalgo, 3, 59′) and Pau León (2) (Ernest, 2, 59′)

Trade: Kim (2); Unai (2) (Jan Fuentes, 2, 46′), Marc Gómez (2), Dimas (2), Íker Montero (3); Soufian (2) (Bryan, 2, 58′), Xavi Giralt (2) (Iker, 2, 58′); Marc Jané (2) (Oussama, 2, 69′), Albert López (2) (Fonseca, 2, 74′), Uriel (3); Ashraf (3)

Objectives: 1-0, Marc Barrantes (28′); 2-0, Pol Montesinos (55′); 3-0, Manu Hidalgo (68′); 3-1, Achraf (92′)

Referee: Montava Baqué (2). TA: Iker Moreno; Uriel and Achraf

Racing Zaragoza-Badalona 1-3

Very important victory for Badalona, ​​beating a Racing team that lacked solidity in the second half. The Aragonese took the lead thanks to a goal by their striker Enzo after beating the opposing goal with a split ball. However, Badalona soon leveled the contest with an own goal from Héctor Pernía. After the break, in two separate plays, Badalona put themselves in the middle thanks to goals from Héctor and David Martínez, who closed the game with 1-3

Zaragoza Racing: Espuña (3); Cazorla (3), Héctor Pernía (2), Nico (3), Franco (2), Izan (2); Iker (3), Cubillo (2) (Goriz, 2, 51′), Puente (3) (Checa, 2, 75′); Soriano (3) (Manuel R, 1, 85′) and Enzo (4) (Cisneros, 2, 75′)

Badalona: Victor (3); Gerard (2), Jordi Rozo (2) (David Martínez, 4, 46′), Pau (3), Pitarque (3) (Carrillo, 1, 83′); Bru (3), Dídac (2) (Marc Roca, 2 83′); Nico (3), Hugo (2) (Joel, 2, 46′), Héctor Linde (4) (Mauro, 2, 73′); Marty (2)

Objectives: 1-0, Enzo (21′); 1-1, Héctor Pernía, pp (24′); 1-2, Héctor (57′); 1-3, David Martínez (64′)

Referee: Sánchez Sancho, (2). TA: Nico, Rubén Floria (ent.); Jordi Rozo, Héctor Linde, Pitarque, Nico and Marc Roca. TR: Biel (ps Badalona, ​​​​38′)

Espanyol-Santo Domingo 2-0

A double from Hugo Burgos gave an unbeaten Spanish victory against a Santo Domingo that remains in the lead in the table. The parakeet team went on the fast track against a weak team, which did not put the blue and white defense in trouble. After fifteen minutes of play, Hugo Burgos opened the scoring with the first goal of the match with a powerful shot from mid-range. Later, he himself completed his particular double by connecting on a filtered pass. After the restart, Espanyol knew how to manage the advantage and left Santo Domingo with no options, ineffective and barren even aggressive in duels. Javi Chica’s squad managed to increase the lead, but missed several scoring opportunities. The visitors broke the dynamics of the calm clash in the final period: two players were sent off for aggression in less than five minutes

Spanish: Kaprivin (3); David Santiago (3), Íker Baixauli (3), Alves (3) (Lluc Castell, 2, 62′), Colocho (3); Alejandro Santiago (4), Torondel (3) (Bomb, 2, 62′), Martí Rivas (3), Hugo Burgos (4) (Peries, 3, 46′); Rubén Aguilar (4) (Sciancalepore, 2, 62′) and Soriano (3) (Rachid, 2, 62′)

Saint Dominic: Brown (2); De Lope (2) (Vilella, 2, 67′), Sarrato (2), Borrego (1), Aguilar (2); Mustienes (2) (Borja, 1, 67′), Simón (2) (Benítez, 2, 59′); Bermejo (2) (Palos, 2, 59′), Callen (2), Gracia (2); Mocanu (2) (Boulayoune, 2, 67′)

Objectives: 1-0, Hugo Burgos (16′); 2-0, Hugo Burgos (23′)

Referee: Teruel Soler (2). Yellow to Soriano, David Santiago; Simon, Sarmiento, De Lope, Palos. TR: Borrego (87′) and Borja (91′)