Badalona
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Mollerussa
Badalona: Juanvi (2); Iker (3) (Ot Serrano, 2, min. 83), Gerard Barri (3), Gonzalo Pereira (3), David Jiménez (3) (Marc Alegre, 2, min. 60); Yahir (3) (Bermu, 2, min. 60), Álex Rico (3), Mario (4); Piñol (3) (Baquero, 2, min. 60), Larrosa (3) and Fassani (3) (Ufano, 2, min. 76).
Mollerussa: Battle (3); Linares (2) (Konu, 2, min. 66), Taffa (4), Ars (2), Raúl Ronda (2) (Miquel Graells, 1, min. 87); Enric Bernat (2), Putxi (2) (Dani Echeverría, 2, min. 60), Carlos Martínez (3), Samba (2) (Pedrós, 2, min. 46); Zourdine (2) and Jofre Graells (2) (Lamine, 2, min. 78).
Objectives: 1-0, Gerard Barri (min. 34); 1-1, Taffa (min. 71); 2-1, Toni Larrosa (min. 89).
Incidents: Municipal. About 800 spectators.
Referee: Garriga Alonso (3). He advises locals Toni Larrosa, Barri and Álex Rico and visitors Ars and Jofre Graells.
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Fair victory for Badalona, who had to wait for the final stage to prove the victory.
The first half was completely controlled and dominated by Jordi López’s men, who had several chances to open the scoring. Toni Larrosa and David Jiménez put the Batalla goal to the test. Before the goal, Piñol also tried a long shot that was denied by the visiting goalkeeper. At the exit of the fifth corner taken by David Jiménez, Gerard Barri connected with a header that gave his team the advantage. Yahir also scored with a shot that went wide.
In the second half no one was as strong, the scapulars also had two good chances, but Marc Alegre first and Bermúdez were also unsuccessful. The confrontation was even and a double cross inside the local area was taken advantage of by center back Taffa to equalize. Badalona drew strength from where there was none. Baquero hit the crossbar in the 85th minute and before extra time Toni Larrosa drilled Pablo Ufano’s cross into the net.
Vilassar Mar got the first win of the match and left the queue
Sabadell
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Vilassar Mar
Sabadell B: Edu Mohedano (1); Nacho (1), Pol Castell (1), Nico Olmedo (1), Marco (1) (Pol Fornell, 1, 60′), Tébar; Ustrell (1), Hugo G. Justo (1) (Girbau, 1, 84′), Sahel (1), Salamanca (1) (Nico Cuevas, 1, 84′); Quim Utgés (1) (Y´ez, 1, 68′) and Javi Morcillo (1) (Busta, 1, 68′).
Vilassar Mar: Alex Baño (3); Joel Gómez (2) (Caballero, 2, 66′), Álex (3), Oumar (4), Raúl Ferrer (2) (Ferri, 2, 66′); Raúl Pérez (3), Granero (4); Aarón (3) (Gérboles,, 2, 77′), Júnior (3) (Jan, 1, 92′), Muñoz (3); Montalbán (2) (Orellana, 2, 77′).
Objectives: 1-0, Ustrell (32′); 1-1, Junior (40′); 1-2, Barn (90′).
Referee: Espallargas (2). TA to Salamanca; Junior, Barn.
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Vilassar claimed a knockdown against Aaron Bocardo. The reserve team took the lead after a Salamanca cross, which Miquel Ustrell finished off. Vilassar reacted and Júnior equalized after Oumar’s play. A deflection by Quim Utgés hit the post. After the break, a Vaseline from Granero served to make it 1-2
Manresa continued as leader after defeating San Cristóbal
San Christopher
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Manresa
Saint Christopher: Carles Segura (3); Héctor Parrado (4), Carles Olmo (3), Ricky (3), Hervías (3); Yeray (2) (Izuchi, 2, 76′), Peke (3) (Padilla, 3, 68′); Abde (3) (Jordi Ranera, 2, 76′), Mario Canti (3), Izan (3) (Expósito, 2, 66′); Marc Río (3).
Manresa: Polished (4); Samper (3), Jaime Márquez (4), Reche (3), Manel Martínez (3); Nil Garrido (2), Batanero (2) (Marc Cuello, 2, 60′); Tom Diawara (2), Moha (2) (Aleix Díaz, 2, 60′), Isa (1) (Salva, 2, 46′); Eloy Gila (4) (Bravo, 2, 79′ Goal: 0-1, Eloi Gila (58′).
Incidents: Ca n’Anglada. 300 people.
Referee: García Colomer (1). TA to coach Cristian Garcia; One, Moha. Roja in the local substitute goal, Lázaro (92′),
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Mikel Azparren’s team continued to lead alone by beating a better San Cristóbal team in 90 minutes of play. When they came out on the playing field, Manresa controlled the game. It wasn’t long before the parish team took control, after Abde sent the ball over the crossbar on a counterattack. From here, Cristian García’s students tried to corner the Congost team in their area. Héctor Parrado tried it with a cross shot that forced Pulido to send the ball into a corner, although in the end neither moved.
After the restart, Héctor Parrado tried again and his powerful shot hit the crossbar. Not disappointed was Eloi Gila who, in acrobatic and high heeled fashion, put the ball across the corner, after Jaime Márquez’s long corner kick. A play by Tom Diawara would soon make it 0-2.
‘Sancris’ attacks were not rewarded, especially with Mario Cantí’s double chance that went to Pulido’s winner
Reus dominated but could only level the balance with a penalty
Reus FC Reddis
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Europe B
Reus: Verdejo (2); Nico Díaz (3), Xavi Molina (2), Andy Alarcón (2), Sergi Casals (2); Ricardo Vaz (2), Ramon Folch (3), Xavi Jaime (2), Joan Torrents (3) (Sardà, 2, 76′); Aitor Serrano (2) (Marc Grau, 2, 76′) and Pau Russo (3) (Pol Benito, 2, 67′).
Europe B: Álvaro (4); Marc Fuster (2) (Basart, 2, 73′), Arnau Villa (2)(Gonzálbez, 2, 78′), Salcedo (2), Roman (2) (Pau Sala, 2, 78′); Romero (2) (Marc Anglès, 2, 64′), Bohdan (2) (Aiman, 2, 64′), Ian Arques (2), Buba (4); Ibuki (2) and Albert García (2).
Objectives: 0-1, Buba (39′); 1-1, Ramon Folch, pen. (48′).
Referee: Berjaga Ruz (1). TA to Xavi Molina, Nico Díaz, Ramon Folch, Ricardo Vaz; Albert Garcia.
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Reus, who carried the brunt of the match, could only equal Europe B. The locals missed good chances early on and the reserve team, in their first clear arrival, scored. Buba, after a ride from Ibuki, did not disappoint. The equalizer came after Fuster’s penalty was converted by Folch
Cerdanyola is more effective in a game with fewer options
Cerdanyola Valles
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Athletic Lleida
Cerdanyola: Victor Lopez (4); Xavi Murcia (3) (Paul, 4, 75′), Otero (3), Jordi Solé (2), Toni Vargas (3) (Carlos García, 2, 86′); Jordi Avilés (3) (Pepe Bonilla, 2, 75′), Álex Fernández (3) (Miki Puerto, 3, 46′), Èric Ruiz (3); Joel Castillo (3), Javi López (3) and Onan Quesada (3) (Otman, 2, 63′).
In. Lleida: Pau Torres (2); Sergi Quirós (2) (Albín, 1, 89′), Roger Alcalà (2), Antonio Bioque (2), Víctor Villote (2) (Samou Kone, 1, 89′); Nil Sauret (2), Jordi Ortega (2), Joanet (2) (Toni Vicente, 1, 82′); Wilber (2), Boris Garrós (2) and Moró Sidibé (2) (Soule, 2, 67′).
Purpose: 1-0, Paul (84′).
Referee: Tabares Ramírez (1). TA to Jordi Solé; Boris Garrós, Wilber and Gabri (ent.).
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Cerdanyola’s narrow win in a match where At dominated in the first half. Lleida. After the break, the visiting team scored after a corner but was denied by Miki Puerto. The only goal came in the final period on a personal play by Paul
The relationship between Tona and Peralada is not very bright
Tone
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Peralada
tone: David Aroca (3); Aparicio (3), Dan Coll (3), Marc Vicente (3), Dani Peña (3) (Pau Morer, 1, 65′); Èric Vilanova (3), Escarrabill (2) (Bernat, 1, 81′); Flavio (3), Nil Salarich (3), Toni Sureda (4); Marc Roquet (2) (Camaño, 1, 74′).
Peralada: Aitor Mujika (3); Falgueras (3), Alan Baró (3), Sergi Romero (3), Lungu (4); Pol Blai (3), Ivan Amoedo (3); Bamta (2) (Arnau Teixidor, 2, 70′), Dani Gómez (3), Llorenç Busquets (3); Aliou (2) (Khalid, 2, 58′).
Incidents: Municipal. 500 spectators.
Referee: Díaz Díaz (2). TA to Èric Vilanova, Nil Salarich. Aliou, Pol Blai.
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A goalless draw in a match where the first half was very boring. As it continued, the clash became more spirited. Dani Peña enjoyed an opportunity. Peralada responded, but ran over David Aroca. Aitor Mujika’s double stop in the final period prevented Osona’s team from winning
Prat missed out on two golden points during his visit to Girona B
Gerona B
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prat
Girona B: Sergi Puig (4); Ferran Ruiz (2) (Moha, 2, 81′), Biel Farrés (3), Oriol Comas (3), Samu (2) (Enric García, 3, 58′); Javi Sarasa (2) (Silvi, 81′), Papa (2) (Nil, 2, 74′), Raúl (3); Adrià Mora (3), Dawda (3) (Íker, 2, 74′) and Minsu Kim (3).
Pratt: Paul (4); David Adán (3), Héctor (3) (Joel Bona, 1, 81′), Iván Torres (2) (Diego Almeida, 4, 46′), Koro (3); Pol Moles (2) (Plaza, 1, 91′), Álex Sánchez (3), Ferran (3); Javi García (2) (Lamelas, 1, 71′), Miguel (3) and Ashot (2) (Julen, 2, 63′).
Objectives: 0-1, Diego Almeida (56′); 1-1 Enric Garcia (91′).
Referee: Fernández Quintero (2). TA to Raúl, Papa; Ferran, Ashot, Álex Sánchez, Lamelas.
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In the first half, Girona surrounded the goal of Pablo, who appeared as the figure of his team, because he was at the forefront of the local offensive actions that Dawda always created. After the break, Diego Almeida headed into the net after a foul by Miguel and a header from Enric García made it 1-1.
L’Escala and ‘Hospi’ had to settle for a draw
L’Escala
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L’Hospitalet
L’Escala: Jonah Morilla (3); Bipe Cabral (3), Hudson (3), Marc Pouget (3), Osuman (3); Josu Curráis (4) (Germán, 1, 83′), Manel Montoya (3), Pugi (3) (Marco, 1, 69′) Ferri (3); Mart Padilla (3) (Lluc Banís, 1, 91′) and Marc Gelmà (3) (Adrià Méndez, 2, 46′).
L’Hospitalet: Adrià Aliaga (3); Vitalie (3), Ramón Marimón (3), Sergio Ayala (4), Hagi (3); Sehou (1) (Pol Ballesteros, 2, 23′), Lluís Estebe (3), Ton Alcover (3, Izan (2) (Jaume, 2, 82′); Joel Lasso (2), Lucas (2, 61′ ) and Carlos (3).
Objectives: 1-0, Joshua Currais (58′); 1-1, Sergio Ayala (93′).
Referee: Curiel Riera (1). TA to Ferri (2, 79′); Ton Alcover. Red on the bench for Marc Gelmà (93′).
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After Aliaga saved a one-on-one with Marc Padilla, ‘Hospi’ enjoyed the first option with a shot by Joel Lasso. L’Escala pushed and had Marc Gelmà, Manel Montoya and Ferri. Josu Curraís scored from a thread after a pass from Ferri was missed by Pugi. Ayala made it 1-1 after a throw-in
La Montañesa already knows what it’s like to score away from his field
FEG
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mountaineer
FEG: Sergio (1); Dani (1) (Airan, 1, 66′), Marc (1), Pau (1), Ignasi (1) (Jandro, 1, 34′), Walid (1), Peris (1) (Erik Rafael, 3 , 66′), Iván (1), Roger (1) (Ferran, 1, 82′), Álvaro (1) (Yassim, 1, 82′) and Adrià (1).
Mountain: Eric Fernández (2); Òscar Sierra (3), Iván Surkov (3), Sergi Cadena (3), Guillem Pujol (3); Miguel (2), Guille (4); Amate (2) (Aitor, 1, 83′), Gerard Pedrol (3) (Gavaldón, 2, 73′), Ángel (2) (Elian, 1, 73′); Elhadji Thiam (3) (Ibe, 1, 88′).
Objectives: 0-1, Guille (68′); 1-1, Walid (76′).
Incidents: Municipality. 250 spectators.
Referee: Pedrol Vozmediano (1). TA to Marc, Álvaro; Òscar Sierra, Ángel, Amate, Vellilas, second technician, (2, 40′)
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Very even match where in the first half scoring opportunities were evident in their absence. After the break, Guille Hernández, with a header, opened the scoring after a free kick by Gerard Pedrol. Walid equalized after a poor visiting defensive clearance
Source: La Verdad
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