Eldense once again presents its best version in Huesca

Fernando Estévez’s students performed a great game in which they knew how to suffer and finish the job when they get the chance. Goal from Soberón It also saves the Blaugranas from relegation and restores the team’s confidence coming into the tournament after three consecutive defeats.

Estévez settled in El Alcoraz. with four new additions and 4-4-2 in the eleven On the mat. With Andone and Juanto Ortuño as offensive references, Timor and Alex Bernal accompanied by Clemente and Soberón in extremes. Andoni Zubiaurre repeated under the sticks Dumik and Pineapple in centers with Abbot on the right and Marc Mateu Left.

The Blaugranas went into the game weighing their strength against a Huesca team that came into the game in dire need after picking up just five points in the last 18. They had almost no clear chances as both teams had good control of the grass.Andone failed to finish off Toni Abad’s cross a few minutes into the match.

Joaquín Muñoz also failed to connect Loureiro’s center Scoring the first goal in Huesca. After this the game entered a phase where Eldense settled well and got involved in the game but was unable to achieve anything in the final metres, with almost nothing going on in either area.

date changed In the last minutes of the first half, the local team put pressure on scoring the first goal.. At 45 minutes Jeremy He had previously received a yellow card for hastily calling for a possible penalty following an on-field brawl. Obeng sent his shot onto the post Goal defended by Zubiaurre.

Eldense was trying to defend himself against local attacks that led to the first goal. Barça goalkeeper had to use his reflexes to save a shot in the penalty area. The Azulgranas began to ask the time in Huesca’s best moments, but they knew how to suffer. They came into the halftime with a draw.

After passing the dressing room, the guest team took to the field with another side. Sergio Ortuño’s entry hurt the Huesca defenseHe saw how they tried to penetrate from the left wing, with combined play and thanks to Marc Mateu’s centres. While Huesca was the one who saved the water at that time, those from Elda also managed to score. Clemente was shot from inside the penalty area.

newly established Iván Chapela also forced the local goalkeeper to stretch to avoid an Eldense goal. a bit like that can come somehow Dumic’s shot hit the crossbar. On visits against Eldense, Cornellá, against Espanyol or Cartagenaand he was beginning to deserve victory.

But just like that day Valladolid were the protagonists of the controversy in the VAR match, the penalty awarded to Iván Chapela It was given by the referee in the first place, After review on the monitor, he changed the decision and eventually canceled it At the 90th minute of the match. The referee evaluated that the Huesca defender reached the ball before Chapela, which prevented a penalty from being awarded.

From this point on, there are 11 minutes of extra time left in the match. Pushed by fans, Huesca set out to search for him A draw that left neither team satisfied. However, in a scheme led by Salcedo, Soberón sent his shot into the back of the goal defended by Álvaro Fernández to give Eldense victory.

In the last minutes, Balboa was sent off for a rough tackle on Sergio Ortuño.There was not even a protest by the football player. This time Blaugranas knew how to defend the result and achieved their third victory of the season.the second is at home, which allows him to break away from the drop points and feel like he’s done a great job.

DATA SHEET:

– Yes. Álvaro Fernández, Iván Martos, Blasco, Pulido, Loureiro, Hugo Vallejo (Balboa min. 67), Kento (Javi Mier min. 60), Sielva (Tresaco min. 80), Javi Martínez, Obeng (Kante min. 67), Joaquín (Lombardo min. 60).

If from hand: (1): Zubiaurre, Toni Abad, Dumic, Piña, Marc Mateu, Clemente (Jorquera min. 68), Álex Bernal (Ortuño min. 46), Timor (Pedro Capó min. 68), Soberón, Juanto (Chapela min. 52 ) ), Andone (Salcedo min. 80).

AIM: 0-1, Mario Soberón (min. 90+5)

JUDGE: Cordero Vega is from the Cantabrian school. He saw off local Álex Balboa with a red card (at least 90+10) and showed a yellow card to Huesca’s Jérémy Blasco (at least 45+1); and blaugranas Álex Bernal (min. 38), Toni Abad (min. 45+4), Jesús Clemente (min. 45+6), Andone (min. 75), Salcedo (min. 86), Dumic (min. 84).

STADIUM: El Alcoraz, in front of 4,708 spectators.