La Real improves at home and easily wins against Espanyol

this The Catalan team had a lot of gunpowder upstairs With Joselu and Braithwaite – with nearly 200 professional goals between them – against an all-youth-based defense that minimized Espanyol’s offensive power and allowed the San Sebastian team to dominate the entire first period.

Take Kubo, who returned to the starting 11 after being a substitute in the last two games.He was the ‘player’ to lead his team in the first half, which he warned of the danger from the start, and was the key to the opening goal for the Basque team.

A transfer from Calero where Álvaro Fernández wasn’t doing well under pressure from the Japanese left a free ball for Norway’s Sorloth, who only had to push him to put Real ahead.

Joy was short lived at the Reale Arena in the next act, with the stands celebrating the giant Sorloth’s goal, the draw came with a great shot from Edu Expósito It’s from outside the field that baffles Remiro.

Head back to the starting box in a very fun match for the neutral fan, but irritating for a local follower who doesn’t dispel doubts until his team’s second goal comes in, half the merit is for Mikel Merino and the rest is for Brais Mendez’s definition.

Catalan team Real was at the mercy of the locals in the second half, when the gas was not running out, he sought the third place at the expense of losing the treasure he had accumulated. Kubo and Merino continued to do a lot of damage to Diego Martínez’s team.

Aritz Elustondo put the finishing touch to Cornellá on the corner kick. He didn’t score very few goals and Espanyol survived the football storm from Anoeta despite kicking quite a few.

Silva had the last option to end the game with a shot that missed Álvaro Fernández’s goal, but failed to do so and the San Sebastians suffered in an all-out Remiro saving Cabrera in the final part of a skirmish. It was on until the last beep.