Valencia signs the penalty for their second win against UD Las Palmas

Valencia painting wanted to take the lead in his first match at the first bar and Sevilla’s good feelings with the same eleven as on the first day, with Munir El Haddadi’s innovation, Las Palmas suffered from the Valencia drive.

After Diego López’s first attack from the left, Almeida blended into the penalty area without a hole surrounded by several yellow shirts, missing the first control when Hugo Duro stood alone in front of Álvaro Valles and Fran Pérez sent a wide cross. Gaia. Three first and quick warnings from Baraja’s after eight minutes of the match.

Las Palmas wanted to react to Valencia siege He made a counterattack under the leadership of Sandro, but Cenk was careful to cut it. But Valencia, who was quick in the transitions and with almost no contact between the midfielders, eagerly advanced and returned to the charge with Diego López, who controlled a cross with his chest and released a left-footed shot that Valles avoided with his foot. .

Canary team, previously the valencianstas’ defensive power could only pose a danger from set artillery. Twenty minutes later, after the corner kick, Javi Muñoz’s shot was deflected by the black-and-white defense, and after Valles’ long shot, an attack by Viera Mamardashvili came out to disrupt the event.

Suffering from Sinkgraven’s injury, Las Palmas needed to finish the games, a trait García Pimienta impressed during the hydration break, but they were unable to follow their coach’s directions and The first half ended with a magnificent goal by Valles. One on one with Thierry.

The second episode started with Lemos’ replacement for loaner Julián Araujo and Jonathan Viera’s pressure on the ball to disturb the Valencia players who were hesitant in the first minutes. Las Palmas was much looser with two expanding shots from Viera and Araujo in the attack.

The deck is introduced Javi Guerra Diego López, who was assisted by Valencia on the first ball touched and to seek the winning goal, as in Sevilla, faced again a very confident Valles.

With the passing of the minutes and the stifling heat of a Mestalla – meaning two games with a bit of caffeine at the close of the animation – the rhythm dropped, but there was a great mid-range from Thierry in the 72nd minute. A hand from Javi Muñoz reached the site It was reviewed by VAR and marked as a penalty.

Pepelu did not fail to pass the valencianstas at eleven meters (m.74) scored his first goal with black and white tires. In the next game, Hugo Duro finished second, but his shot went straight to Valles.

Las Palmas failed to bother Valencia in the final episode. A single shot on goal for the Canaries, who previously had a dangerous approach with a post-breaking free kick from Benito, came in extra time with a shot from Pejiño that went directly to Mamardashvili.