Celta saves one point against Sevilla at the last minute

A goal each from Moroccan Youssef En-Nesyri and Argentina’s Marcos Acuña brought the score to 2-0, but Miguel Rodríguez 2-1 in the 89th minute and Gonçalo Paciencia of Portugal 2-2 in the 93rd minute to draw the final. In a match where Acuña was also sent off with a direct red card for protesting the referee after the visitor’s second goal.

presented An unusual party in the Andalusian capitalIt coincides with Good Friday and also Sánchez-Pizjuán, as well as the seven fraternities at the atonement station where the rendezvous between sevillistas and celticos takes place. It also bore the new stamp of seeing two divisions of Gol Norte go deserted due to the shutdown penalty imposed since 2017. and it had to be fulfilled at this meeting.

This did not diminish the importance of sports. A Celta trying to forget to look down at a good moment in the game and make European calculations and a Sevilla from José Luis Mendilibar, who made his home debut in Cádiz (0-2) right foot and also wants to land in the middle with relegation places.

TeaThe Basque coach already had more to choose from after the injured players recovered. Like Brazilian Marcao Teixeira, Dutchman Karim Rekik or Argentina’s Alejandro ‘Papu’ Gómez, in addition to the return after four confirmed matches by Brazilian Fernando Reges.

Portuguese Carlos Carvalhal of Vigo decided that Peruvian Renato Tapia would replace the young Gabri Veiga, who was at the center of the plan.

Visitors, loyal to their style, They didn’t wrinkle and were heavily under pressure to stand out from the locals.one who does not want to risk and uses direct play to approach the goal defended by Iván Villar.

In this dynamic of two teams examining each other, a very important game for the course of the matchGueye, who was quickly shown a yellow card for reaching out his arm in front of a wall, saw the latter for crushing former Sevilla player Iago Aspas at the age of nineteen.

HE The number of the Andalusian team was dwindling very quickly. and also somewhat distracted by a situation where the Galician team wants to take advantage, it could happen less than half an hour before French defender Loïc Badé is not careful at the goal line.

The ball was in Celta but Sevilla gradually adapted to the situation. restructuring on the field and what he was looking for was some healing to hide behind and launch counterattacks.

in-Prosein one of these counters that ended with a corner kick, the game in the first episode finished very well with a headshot while dying and made the match 1-0 in which he started the secondCarlos Carvalhal seduced American Luca de la Torre for Argentine Franco Cervi, who received a yellow card shortly before the break.

hador Celta has too much time to redirect the situation and pretend that she’s with another man on the ground.In addition, his coach debuted Portuguese forward Gonçalo Paciencia to be another cornerstone in the offensive alongside Aspas and Swiss Haris Seferovic, so much so that the Portuguese found himself with a stick on a shot that could have been 1-1. shortly before the seventy-minute game is complete.

As the match progressed, Sevilla stepped back more and more and they looked tired in the fight to secure the result, but Mendilibar moved the bench to give it air and surprised the locals again, this time with a stunning Acuña shot, after the eighty-minute mark. stuck to the stump of a pole where the ball entered.

So the game went into a final stretch, with a surprise 2-0 and Celta reversing the situation with their gunpowder, putting out a very promising 2-1 from recently departed Miguel Rodríguez. uncertainty in the extension, up to the point Paciencia equalized with an accurate header before the end of the game.not before the referee sent Acuña a straight red card for addressing him.