Andorra
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Unionists of Salamanca
Andorra: Oier (2); Clemente (2), Allende (3), Morgado (1) (Trigueros, 3, min. 51), Iván Rodríguez (2); Molina (2), Álvaro Peña (3) (Berto, 1, min. 86), Álvaro Martín (1) (Assane, 3, min. 63); Luismi Redondo (4), Josep Cerdà (2) and Lauti (1) (Manu Nieto, 3, min. 63).
Unionists of Salamanca: Ivan Martínez (1); Mikel García (2), Mayor (3), Imanol Baz (2) (Pascual, 2, min. 79), Eudald Vergés (2); Iñaki González (2), De la Nava (3) (Moreno, 2, min. 79), Rabadán (3) (Jonny Arriba, 3, min. 70), Gorka Santamaría (2) (Gómez, 2, min. 58 ); Pau Martínez (2) and Rastrojo (3) (Tur, 2, min. 70).
Objectives: 0-1, Jonny Arriba (min. 73); 1-1, Manu Nieto (min. 76).
Incidents: National Stadium. 942 viewers.
Referee: Clemente Ortuño (1). He advised the local Luismi and the visiting Mayor, De la Nava, Rabadán and Mikel García.
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Andorra signed a new draw, the fifth in the last six games. The tricolors once again showed their worst face at the Estadi Nacional against Unionistas de Salamanca in a cold match that did not serve to close the gap on the leader.
The first minute of play hadn’t even come when, after a long ball from Iván Martínez, Rastrojo was behind the Andorran defense to shoot against the crossbar. Then, the locals, with missed opportunities from Luismi, the best in Andorra, gained meters, in addition to some isolated shots from Álvaro Peña or Lauti, who had no day. On the other side, former tricolor Pau Martínez also had a clear chance against Oier.
The second half was nothing more. Trigueros replaced Morgado due to injury and, due to low offensive production, the Andorra coach was forced to move the bench. Assane and Manu Nieto came on to try and add more men to the attack, but the hosts were unable to create any sense of danger. And they paid for it. A long shot from De la Nava was blocked by Oier, with the rebound unluckily left in little space for Arriba to score at will.
Andorra reacted quickly thanks to Manu Nieto, who scored his first goal of the season after a piece of genius from Álvaro Peña. The Cordoban was unforgiving, also contributing to the visiting goalkeeper’s mistake. It seems that the ‘tricolors’ will put another gear in the last part, but nothing could be further from the truth
Celta’s reserve team won a match with controversial refereeing
Tarazona
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Celtic Fortune
Tarazona: Fuoli (1); Camus (2), Juan R. (2), (Areso, 1, 78′), Trilles (2), Vadik (1), Chechu (4) (Llácer, 2, 78′); Cedeño (3), Mena (3), Pradera (2); Fuentes (4) and Cubillas (1) (Javi Martín, 2, 11′).
Celta F.: Vidal (2); Gavián (3), Gael (3), Yoel (3), Manu (3), Tincho (4); Fer López (2), Burcio (2) (Dela, 2, 78′), Román (3); Miguel Rodríguez (2) (Óscar Marcos, 2, 77′) and Escobar (4) (Meixús, 1, 89′).
Objectives: 0-1, Escobar (20′); 0-2, Escobar (36); 1-2, Sources, pen. (41′); 2-2, Chechu (45+8′); 2-3, Tincho (47′).
Inc.: Municipal. 1200 esp.
Referee: Godia Solé (1). TA to Cedeño, Juan R., Pradera; Burcio, Gael (2, 87′), Escobar. TR: Pradera (67′), Barrero (local entry, 68′)
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Celta Fortuna took three points from Tarazona in a clash full of controversy. Escobar put his team in front in the first half after Barrero’s two defensive errors in three centre-backs. Previously, Cubillas left with a broken tibia and fibula only to be yellow carded. The forward underwent surgery the same Sunday. Before the break, Javi Martín and Chechu leveled the contest. As soon as he left the locker room, Tincho made it 2-3. In the 67th minute, local Pradera was sent off for a non-existent attack, showing a lack of judgment by referee Gòdia Solé
Ourense surprises in
Gal and defeat the Real Union
Royal Union
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Ourense
Royal Union: Wright (3); Santos (2), Quintana (2) (Dani Garrido, 2, 66′), Olaortua (2), Yeimar (2), Joseca (2) (Aranzabe, 2, 62′); Rivero (2) (Cyarga, 1, 77′), Bilbao (2); San Bartolomé (2) (Vidorreta, 2, 62′), Sergio Benito (2) and Obieta (3) (Asier Benito, 2, 62′).
Ourense: Marqueta (3); Moisés (2) (Carmona, 2, 55′), Prado (2), Álex Zalaya (3), Hugo Sanz (2); Juanma Bravo (1) (Fullana, 4, 2′), Fidalgo (2); Álex Gil (3) (Andrada, 1, 87′), Jairo Noreiga (2), Raigal (2) (Prada, 1, 87′) and Di Renzo (3) (Carbonell, 3, 55′).
Purpose: 0-1, Fullana, pen. (61′).
Inc.: Stadium Gal. 800 esp.
Referee: Pérez Peraza (3). TA in Santos, Olaortua, Vidorreta; Fullana and Zalaya.
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Real Unión’s first home defeat of the season followed a penalty from Ourense. The clash started with the substitution of guest Juanma Bravo due to injury. Unión had the first chance. The clearest in San Bartolomé and Santos. Ourense tried it on Di Renzo’s boot. After passing through the locker room, Álex Gil tried his luck on the counterattack. Unión responded with a shot from Obieta. The winning goal came on the hour mark. The referee declared a penalty for grabbing Santos and Fullana scored for the Galicians
Ponferradina gave Amorebieta a ‘little hand’
ponferradine
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love affair
Ponferradina: Prieto (3); Carrique (2), Sibille (2) (B. Valle, 3, 70′), Markel (2), Lancho (2) (Á. Ramón, 3, 46′), Andoni (2) (Yeray, 3, 46 ‘); Mula (2), Doué (2) (Novoa, 2, 46′), Esquerdo (3), Bustos (3) (Ernesto, 2, 79’); Coastline (4).
Amorebieta: Gaizka (2); Enol (2), Carbonell (3), Amelibia (2), Calavera (2) (Marín, 2, 81′); Aly (2) (Ben Hamed, 2, 56′), Camacho (2) (Jon, 2, 52′), Hervías (3); I. Muñoz (3), Yuste (2) (Kaxe, 2, 81′) and Selma (2) (Pipi, 2, 81′).
Objectives: 1-0, Costa (11′); 1-1, Carbonell (33′); 1-2, Hervías (38′); 2-2, Bustos (61′); 3-2, Yeray (71′); 4-2, Costa (78′); 5-2, A. Ramón (93′).
Referee: Figueiredo Comesaña (3). TA: Lancho, Mula; I. Muñoz, Amelibia and Hervías.
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Before the 5,238 spectators gathered in Toralín, Ponferradina gave Amorebieta a little hand. Costa, from Carrique’s cross, scored with a header to make it 1-0. Carbonell tied the game after a rebound from Prieto and then Hervías tied the score with a pass from Yuste. After the break, Ponferradina moved the bench and was decisive. Bustos ties the middle to Álvaro Ramón. A genius from Yeray meant it was 3-2. Costa, after collecting in the area, scored the fourth. And the scoring was closed with the individual action of Álvaro Ramón – Paco J.
Source: La Verdad
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