Castilla did not lose to Real Murcia, winning 3-1 in Friday’s match at Enrique Roca in Murcia. Real Murcia come into the match with reinforced spirit after winning with a score of 1-2 against Ibiza. For its part, RM Castilla defeated Mérida AD 6-0 at home in the last match held. With this defeat, the Madrid team is in sixteenth position after the end of the match, while Real Murcia is in second.
The match started positively for the local team, who opened the scoring with a goal from González a few minutes after the start of the match, in particular in the 3rd minute Real Murcia scored, distancing themselves by establishing a 2-0 thanks to a goal from Loren Burón in the 18th minute, which ended the first half with a 2-0 score.
The second half of the contest started for RM Castilla, who reduced the gap with a goal from Quique Ribes in the 52nd minute. However, the Murcian eleven in the 61st minute distanced themselves with a goal from Juan Carlos. Finally, the match ended with a 3-1 scoreline.
Both coaches made moves on the benches. The Real Murcia coach brought in Boateng, Juan Carlos, Raúl Alcaina, Kenneth and Antonio Toral for Pedro León, Moha Moukhliss, Pedro Benito, Carlos Rojas and Loren Burón, while RM Castilla brought in Lorenzo, Manuel Ángel, Daniel Yañez and Hugo De Llanos by Antonio David, David Ruiz, Pol Fortuny and Gonzalo García.
The referee showed five yellow cards. The locals saw three of them (Moha Moukhliss, Loren Burón and Jorge Mier) and the visiting team saw two cards, specifically Yusi Enríquez and Pol Fortuny.
After winning the match, Real Murcia was placed with 28 points, in a playoff place for promotion to the Second Division, in second place in the qualifying table at the end of the match, while RM Castilla was in sixteenth place with 16 points, occupying a relegation place in the Second Division.
The next day, Fran Fernández’s team will face CF Fuenlabrada, while Raúl’s RM Castilla will face Recreativo.
Source: La Verdad
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