Girona continues its good run with a win against Granada

There was a Catalan team superior to rojiblanco throughout the gameespecially in the sensational first half, when they reached 0-3 with goals from Ukrainian Victor Tsygankov, Brazilian Savio Moreira and David López.

In the second half, Granada reduced the gap with a goal from Albanian Myrto Uzuni and a goal from Argentine Lucas Boyé, but Girona’s lead was never in danger and then secured the score at 2–4 with a goal from Brazilian Yan Couto. a great chorus of play that runs through several companions.

The key to the conflict was Girona’s first half left Granada well behind from the opening whistleHe plays with ease and reaches the opponent’s area with great clarity.

The guest team gave a warning before the goals, with Ukrainian Artem Dovbyk’s long shot and Ignasi Miquel’s corner kick that almost went into his own goal.

Indecisive on the ball and repeatedly falling behind in the defensive phase, Granada tested Argentinian Paulo Gazzaniga with a weak header from compatriot Lucas Boyé, but they also came close to goal with José Callejón’s cross shot.

Girona took the lead with a score of 0-1 with Tsygankov’s score in the 22nd minute after Savio Moreira’s great play.

Far from changing the scenario of the duel, this goal increased the guest team’s superiority and brought the score to 0-2 after Óscar Melendo’s unforgivable mistake in taking the ball away. Savio made excellent use of.

Just three minutes later, in the 34th minute, David López caused a brawl in the Nuevo Los Cármenes stands with a strategic move and a side foul to make the score 0-3.

There was still time before the break Tsygankov forgives 0-4 with his shot against the postThe local population also missed the chance to take over the Albanian Myrto Uzuni.

Granada came out with a renewed spirit in the second half with Uzuni testing Gazzaniga, but the momentum did not translate further into the situation and it lasted until Girona regained control of the ball once again.

When did it seem like the game was over Uzuni scored 1-3 points on the hour markon a corner kick after touching down Ignasi Miquel to give his team options.

Granada’s play was a mirage in the desert, outplayed by a Girona team that adapted much better to changes after goal and Forgave 1-4 in two open events In the boots of Uruguayan Cristhian Stuani.

Then the scenario was repeated. The guest team kept the game under great control. A spark Lucas Boyé scored to make it 2-3 in the 85th minute.

Finally, the logic of what was seen on the playground was realized and Yan Couto sealed the visitors’ victory With Girona’s magnificent play, the score became 2-4 in the 89th minute.