0-1: La Damm has its sixth straight win against San Francisco

San Francisco-Damm 0-1

Jordi- La Damm added and continued. Against San Francisco, the beer team achieved its sixth straight victory thanks to Arnau’s solo goal, on the stroke of half-time. The left back took the rebound from a shot he took himself and the second time was unforgiving. In the final stages of the match, Nico had the second, but his shot, too crossed, just went wide.

San Francisco: Bruno (2); Hurtado (2), Iago Mendes (2), Mykola (2), Orejuela (3); Juan Carlos (2) (Carvajal, 1, 56′) (Germany, 2, 67′), César Guzmán (2); Jorge Morera (2) (Jordi León, 2, 56′), Biel Serra (2), Álvaro Torres (2); Lluís Quirós (2) (Ismael, 2, 78′)

damn: Hadrian (2); Nico (3), Pastor (2), Reche (2), Arnau (4); Cesc (3), Martí (2) (Alan, 1, 89′), Joan Raventós (2) (Joan Martínez, 2, 74′); Warden (2) (Thomas, 2, 63′), Guillem (2) and Álex (2) (Adri, 2, 74′)

Purpose: 0-1, Arnau (43′)

Referee: Verdear Escandell (3). TA in Lluís Quirós, Álvaro Torres, Orejuela, Biel Serra; Adriano, Pastor, Nico and Adri

Zaragoza-Badalona 4-0

Jorge Serrano- A win for Real Zaragoza, who overcame Badalona from the first minutes of the game. After initial local dominance came Palacio’s first goal thanks to a superb strike from the edge of the area. Ratón and Dennis, the latter from a penalty, took the score to 3-0 at halftime. After going through the locker room, Badalona was able to neutralize the rival team but Íñigo Cortés scored the fourth after a successful push, sealing the victory.

Saragossa: Berrar (4); Jaime (3), Valhondo (3), David García (3), Jorge Lambea (3); Palacio (4), Tobajas (3) (Laseca, 2, 77); Samu Herrero (3) (Íñigo, 4, 68′), Ratón (4) (Diego Hernández, 2, 62′), Sesé (3) (Bescós, 2, 77); Dennis Rufo (4) (Cantero, 2, 68′)

Badalona: Victor (1); Joel (2), Valentí (2), Pitarque (2), Roca (1) (Wang, 2, 46′); Galcerán (1) (Camp, 2, 46′), Rocafull (1) (Mauro, 2, 46′), Dídac (2); Joel (2) (Acosta, 1, 71′), Nico (2) and David (2) (Choi, 1, 61′)

Objectives: 1-0, Palace (7′); 2-0, Mouse (21′); 3-0, Dennis Rufo, pen. (29′); 4-0, Iñigo (78′)

Referee: Suberbiola Zúñiga (2). TA to Diego Hernández; Full of stones

Girona-Santo Domingo 2-0

David– Placid victory for Girona, who overcame last place in Santo Domingo and got a bigger result. The Aragonese team, closed at the back, made it difficult for the locals to attack, but after half an hour Richard opened the can. Moha finished with a header, goalkeeper Íker Mera cleared it with a good intervention, but the rebound reached Richard who only had to push into the small area. Due to the scoreline, Juventud extended their lines a bit in search of a draw and left spaces for Badía, Roldán and Luis Montes to exploit. After the break, Santo Domingo again imposed their strong defence, but Girona found the way to goal with Nesta’s play on the right wing, which gave way to Luis Montes and he made no mistake. Later, Luis, Yeray and Curcio’s income doubled.

Girona: Olivera (2); Jordana (2), Aguilera (2), Koro (2), Badía (2); Roldán (3), Aimar (3) (Zaka, 2, 83′); Nesta (4) (Yeray, 2, 69′), Luis Montes (4) (Pol Silvero, 2, 76′), Richard (4); Moha (3) (Dani Curcio, 2, 69′)

Saint Dominic: Iker Mera (2); Mikel Cervera (2), Aguilar (2), Diego Ingalaturre (2), Bruno Callen (2); Cristian (2) (Víctor, 2, 80′), Borrego (2) (Lucas, 2, 67′), Iker (2) (Alberto, 2, 67′), Ortiz (2); Jose (2) (Ruesca, 2, 67′) and Mocanu (2) (Adriel, 2, 80′)

Objectives: 1-0, Richard (29′); 2-0, Luis Montes (58′)

Referee: Ballesteros Jurado (2). TA to Íker Mera, Alejandro Cuartero (guest entry), Cristian and Adriel

Cornellà-Racing Zaragoza 0-1

Reuben– Painful defeat for Cornellà, who fell in extra time, with Jorge Freixes debut on the bench of the first green youth team. The locals dominated the first half and on the brink of half-time, Denis had a clear chance to put his team ahead, but Espuña made a brilliant save between the sticks. After the break, Cornellà continued to stalk, but the visiting goalkeeper was determined to keep the score at 0-0. And as the match expired, the bucket of cold water arrived, when Dani Puente scored the goal for Racing Zaragoza.

Cornellà: Alex (2); Jon (2), Biel (2), Marcos (3), Dereck (3); Dani (3) (Eloy, 2, 68′), Jaume (3) (Pau León, 2, 79′); Denis (3), Archs (2), Pol (2); Nuhu (2) (Marc Mujal, 2, 79′)

Zaragoza Racing: Sword (4); Pernía (2), Aguilar (2), Iker (2), Nico (2); Mario (2) (Gonzalo, 2, 87′), Dani Puente (4), Cazorla (2) (Álvaro, 2, 71′); Checa (2) (Soriano, 2, 63′), Enzo (2) and Izan (2) (Divasson, 2, 87′)

Purpose: 0-1, Dani Puente (91′)

Referee: Alíns Rodríguez (3). TA to Marcos, Jorge Freixes (ent.); Nico, Izan, Pernía and Egurbide (bench)

Gimàstic Tarragona-Espanyol 0-0

manu- Good point for Nàstic against a Spaniard who has won four victories in a row. Grana knows how to play a very serious game in defense, stopping any ‘parakeet’ attempts. After an even first half, with hardly any attempts to reach the areas, in the second Espanyol had a little more presence in attack and the best option was for Hugo Burgos, with a shot that hit the post. Nàstic, in an isolated counterattack, was also on the verge of leaving the three points at home

Gymnastics Tarragona: Gerard Curto (3); Oriol Subirats (3) (Joseph, 2, 89′), Roger Anglès (3), Enric Pujol (4), Ubai (3) (Salim, 2, 77′), Guillem Barrés (3); Pau Raya (2) (Nico Betancourt, 2, 65′), Agustín (3), Dani Romero (3) (Èric Mora, 2, 65′), Marc Moreno (2); Eddy (2) (Álex Beamuz, 2, 65′)

spanish: Jehor (2); David Santiago (2), Rachid (2), Lucas Alves (2), Luque (2); Alejandro Santiago (3) (Álex Partera, 2, 85′), Martí Rivas (2) (Rubén Aguilar, 2, 57′), Bombardó (2) (Hugo Crespo, 2, 85′), Hugo Burgos (4) ( Matthew Sciancalepore, 2, 64′); Jan Peries (3) and Aarón Soriano (2) (Hugo Torondel, 2, 57′)

Referee: Morros Monk (2). TA to Moreno, Agus, Joseph; Alejandro Santiago