Saint Andrew
02
Lleida
Saint Andrew: None (2); Méndez (2), Pelegrín (2) (Guille Torres, 2, min. 46), Castillo (2), Lucas Viña (2); Pau Darbra (2) (Dani Torices, 2, min. 46), Guzmán (2) (Gerard Oliva, 2, min. 76), Juanan (2) (Jusou, 2, min. 70); Sergi Serrano (3) (Albertito, 2, min. 76), Paredes (2) and Max Marcet (2).
Lleida: Iñaki Álvarez (4); Campins (3), Fuentes (2) (Óscar Rubio, 2, min. 57), Solbes (2) (Fer Cortijo, 1, min. 83), Miguel Operé (2) (Estació, 2, min. 46); Quadri (2), Adri Lledó (2) (Íker García, 2, min. 46); Unai García (2) (Diego Iglesias, 2, min. 74), Adri Gené (4), Mario Domingo (2); Guillem Naranjo (2).
Objectives: 0-1, Adri Gené (min. 35); 0-2, Guillem Naranjo (min. 72).
Events: Narcís Sala. 3,153 viewers.
Referee: Ramírez Marco (3). He reprimanded Paredes, Max Marcet, Dani Torices, Josu; Unai García, Miguel Operé, Fuentes and Mario Domingo.
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The double intervention of goalkeeper Iñaki Álvarez in the 17th minute, preventing a goal from Sant Andreu after a corner and the subsequent rebound by Campins who managed to score an own goal, was the trigger for Lleida to achieve a solid success and solvent in Narcís Sala.
Despite the first minutes of pressure from the quadribarrados, who achieved the two aforementioned opportunities and the launch of three consecutive corners, Lleida knew how to recover quickly and with a counterattack, Adri Genè, from the edge of the area , scored well. goal in the top corner that weakened the nerves of the visitors and complicated life for the people of Andreu. Sant Andreu met the blow and, unable to react, a rebound off the crossbar after a great shot by Gené was pounced on by Naranjo to head into the net
Europe breaks down after conceding a goal
Europe
51
Badalona Future
Europe: Joan Flere (3); Campeny (4), Álex Cano (3), Neeskens (3); Gilbert (4) (Manel, 1, 86′), Noel (3) (Urbina, 1, 86′), Álex Pla (3), Jordi Cano (3), Sicu (3) (Adnane, 3, 77′) ; Mahicas (2) (Pimentel, 2, 72′).
B. Tomorrow: Yari (3); Loren (3), Alejandro (2), Guanini (2), Osei (2) (Peris, 2, 59′); Nando (2) (Fran Grima, 1, 81′), Pablo (2), Villapalos (2), Climent (3) (Lucca, 1, 72′); Franco (2) (Jean Paul, 2, 59′) and Moha (3) (Sami, 1, 81′).
Objectives: 0-1, Moha (13′); 1-1, Gilbert (21′); 2-1, Gilbert (52′); 3-1, Alejandro, pp (70′); 4-1, Jordi Cano from a penalty (79′); 5-1, Adnan (91′).
Incidents: Nou Sardinia. 2,015 viewers. Referee: Villaescusa (2).
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Moha Traoré scored 0-1, by coming in on a service from Nando Quesada. 1-1 was done by Gilbert with a header, after a cross from Álex Pla. After the break, Sicu crossed and Gilbert hit the ball again with his head. Alejandro scored his own goal by deflecting a serve from Julián Mahicas. Jordi Cano scored from a penalty and a whiplash from Adnane made it 5-1
Cornellà does not go beyond a draw in a match that deserves more
Cornellà
00
Atlético Baleares
Cornellà: Rubén Miño (4); Lorente (2) (Juan Durán, 2, 75′), Oliveira (2), Pujol (3), Madrigal (2) (Vilaplana, 2, 87′); Mateo (2) (Barry, 2, 66′), Alejandro Pérez (3), Izan (4), Javi Serra (2) (Albert, 2, 87′); Reches (3) (Master, 2, 66′) and Forcen (3).
In. Balearics: Jagoba (4); Miguelito (2), Juanra (3), Josep Jaume (2), Jaume Pol (2), Toni Ramón (3) (Ramis, 2, 84′), Bover (3) (Ortega, 2, 84′), Gerardo (2) (Taffertshofer, 2, 65′), Pascual (2) (Plomer, 2, 65′); George (2) (July, 2, 65′) and Tovar (3).
Incidents: Nou Municipal. About 500 spectators.
Referee: Bouzas Laconti (1). TA to Oliveira; Gerardo, Josep Jaume.
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Despite no goals, Cornellà and Atlético Baleares enjoyed clear chances on the field. Two goals were disallowed by the visiting team. Genís Sampietro’s men, after an even first act, were better in the second. However, they blamed the lack of goal success in a rivalry that could have been more
Cea debuted on the right foot at the bank of the Spanish subsidiary
Algeria
12
Spanish B
Alzira: Leandro (2); Dani (2) (Gio, 2, 60′), Javi Jiménez (2), Raúl (2) (Miguel, 1, 83′), Céspedes (2) (Bono, 2, 60′); Jawed (2), Sala (2), Kike (2), Míchel (1); Carretero (4) (Kanouté, 2, 33′) and Piera (2) (Koke, 2, 60′).
Spanish B: Paul Tristan (2); José Ángel (2), Català (2), Ángel Gómez (2), Hinojo (2); Marc Jurado (4) (Jan Moreno, 1, 93′), Justin (4), Bauzà (2) (Ferran, 1, 83′); Almansa (2) (Hugo Caroz, 1, 93′), Carvalho (3) (Leo Salazar, 1, 83′) and Víctor (3) (Omar, 2, 67′).
Objectives: 1-0, Carter (9′); 1-1, Justin (42′); 1-2, Marc Jurado (64′).
Inc: Luis Suñer Picó. 800 esp.
Referee: Belando Muñoz (1). TA to Míchel (2, 78′), Raúl, Kanouté, Jawed; Bauzà, José Ángel.
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The game turned on Alzira’s face when Carretero scored after a cross from Jawed. In the result against, Espanyol went for the draw, which came in the last stretch of the first half with a great shot by Justin from the edge of the area. In the second half, the reserve team continued to threaten the Alzira goal and Marc Jurado, with another excellent goal, scored 1-2
Sports Club is better
and defeat Terrassa
Sports Club
20
Terrace
Sports Pª: Picón (3); Melli (3), Lolo (3) (Cortázar, 2, 75′), Cano (4), Adri López (3); Hassane (2) (Samu Pinto, 3, 49′), César Jr (3); Magariño (3) (Ojeda, 3, 46′), Barroso (4) (Montalbán, 3, 70′), Bilal (3); Larry (3) (Armand, 3, 75′).
terrace: Mark (2); Sanchís (2) (Oiko, 2, 72′), Siereveld (2), Borja (2), Palacios (2); Martí Soler (3) (Buenacasa, 2, 66′), Samu Casais (2); Robert Simón (3), Jofre (3) (Lautaro, 2, 72′), Gil (2) (Gallastegui, 2, 61′); Aythami (2) (Van den Heerik, 2, 61′).
Objectives: 1-0, Borja, pp (28′); 2-0, Armand (78′).
Referee: Pricovi Gogu (2). TA to Magariño, César Jr, Samu Pinto; Jofre, Martí Soler and Lautaro.
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After the first 20 minutes of Terrassa’s dominance, Peña Deportiva took control and found the goal in a move where Borja put the ball into his own goal. In the second half, Terrassa managed to equalize, but Robert Simón missed the one-on-one match. From there, La Peña had several chances and ended with a good shot from Armand
The two goalkeepers were brilliant and the first result did not move
Majorca B
00
Valencia Mestalla
Majorca B: Pere Joan (4); Yuzun (2), Wade (2), Marc López (2) (Moya, 2, 66′), Ángel López (2),; Jan Salas (2) (Marc Scuri, 2, 55′), Luis Montiel (2) (Jandro, 2, 55′), D. Barro (2); Elliot Barrois (3) (Pau Mascaró, 2, 75′), Gonzalo (2) and Cesc Riba (2) (Adri Garrido, 2, 75′).
V. Mestalla: Vincent April (4); Isma Santana (2) (Oriol Martí, 1, 84′), Álex Serradell (2) (Caro, 1, 84′), Íker Córdoba (2), Diego Moreno (2); Javi Navarro (2), Borja (2), Álex Cerdá (2); Otorbi (2) (Pablo López, 2, 64′), Joselu (2) (Paulino, 2, 75′) and Mario Camus (2) (Okai, 1, 84′).
Referee: Rimbau Guillaumes (3). TA to Barro, Montiel, Marc López, Cesc Riba, Yuzún; Serradell.
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First point for Mallorca, which does not prevent them from staying at the bottom, against a Mestalla with options. Both goalkeepers, with their excellent intervention, marked the match. The 1st half was full of chances. Local goalkeeper Pere Joan avoided a 0-1 lead by sending Cerdá’s close-range shot into a corner. In the 84th minute, local Gonzalo almost made it 1-0, but Abril saved it
Raúl Casañ’s Ibiza manages to leave Nova Creu Alta undefeated
Sabadell
11
Ibiza Pitusas Islands
Sabadell: Gianni (1); Ton Ripoll (1), Salguero (1), Pedraza (1), Juanma (1) (Vargas, 1, 73′); Urri (1), Cortés (1); Rubén M. (1), Morocco (1) (Junior, 1, 88′), Gonpi (1) (Ryan, 1, 62′); Javi Delgado (1) (Miguelete, 1, 62′).
Ibiza IP: Torrelavid (3); Lecea (3) (Fran Núñez, 2, 59′), Inglada (3), Cruz (3), Nofre (4); Riquelme (3), Jaume Villar (3) (Bengoetxea, 2, 66′); Pochettino (1), Caturla (3) (Juankar, 2, 78′), Peñafort (3) (Xesc Navalón, 2, 66′); José Ramón (3) (D. Sánchez, 2, 78′).
Objectives: 1-0, Salguero (29′); 1-1. Nofre (41′).
Referee: Moreno Muñoz (2). TA: Gonpi, Rubén M., Miguelete; Pochettino, Lecea, José Ramón, Navalón and England.
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After a foul by Rubén Martínez, the ball ended up in the hands of Ton Ripoll who returned the ball for Salguero to score. The tie was made by Nofre, after an attack on the left side. After the break, Harlequinados looked to unbalance the balance with crosses into the area, although Sergio Cortés sent the crossbar
Source: La Verdad
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