The Nàstic is given a feast at the expense of the Royal Union
Gym tarragon : Rebollo (3); Migue (4), Óscar Sanz (3), Gorka (3), Joan Oriol (3) (Juncà, 1, min. 78); Concha (2) (Roberto Torres, 2, min. 57), Montalvo (3), Gorostidi (3), Víctor Narro (3) (Marc Fernández, 3, min. 70); Antoñín (3) (Jaume Jardí, 2, Min. 70) and Pablo Fernández (3) (Álex Jiménez, 1, min. 78).
Royal Union : Wright (1); Santos (1) (Eimil, 1, Min. 38), Quintana (1), Olaortua (1), Joseca (1); Dani Garrido (3), Rivero (2), Vidorret (2), Aranzabe (3) (Cayarga, 1, Min. 74); Sergio Benito (3), Obi (2) (Domínguez, 1, Min. 68).
Goals: 1-0, Joan Oriol of penalty (min. 10); 1-1, Dani Garrido (min. 15); 2-1, Pablo Fernández (min. 56); 3-1, Migue (min. 61); 4-1, Pablo Fernández (min. 72).
Incidents: New Costa Dorada Stadium. 8.112 Spectators
Arbitrator: Martínez Montalbán (1). Red to Quintana (min. 65)
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The Nàstic clearly exceeded the Royal Union (4-1) and does not lose hope of fighting for direct ascent. The Grana added the fifth victory followed at home and strengthened in the third position, cutting points to cultural and Ponferradina that lost this day.
A Crazy Party Start
The first quarter of the game was madness. There were opportunities for both, many more for Nàstic, and a goal for side. The grana had four in a row before the 5th minute. Gorostidi and Pablo did not find Puerta, while Pablo himself and Antoñín ran into the Wright goalkeeper. The 1-0 of the Nàstic arrived after a penalty about Antoñín that Joan Oriol transformed. The joy lasted little. The Royal Union, who had had a clear occasion on Aranzabe's feet that took Rebollo, tied with a distant shot from Dani Garrido. After this brilliant start, the rhythm of the game was falling. Migue and Pablo sent two shots near the goal of Wright, while by the Basque team, Obi ran into a good Rebollo stop.
The Nàstic finds the goal
In the second assault, the Nàstic came out from A for the goal. Pablo Fernández finished high and Narro and Gorostidi crashed their shots on the side of the network. The goal came to the fourth attempt. Migue put it from the right and Pablo Fernández nodded at the bottom of the network. It was 2-1. The third would arrive shortly after, when migue loyal, with a strong shot from the front, it beat Wright. The expulsion of visitor Quintana ended up raising the path of victory to the Grana. Pablo Fernández rounded the score, after finishing a center of Marc Fernández.
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The Zamora lets two points escape in the final stretch
Zamora : Fermín (3); Bolo (4), josé carlos (4), campabadal (3) (priego, 3, 69 '), sergio nieto (4); Clavería (4) (Guilla Macho, 3, 69 '), Ramos (4); Tresaco (4) (álvaro romero, 2, 88 '), rufo (2), kike márquez (3) (Frimpong, 2, 88'); Pito Camacho (3) (Roni, 3, 55 ').
Celta: Coke (3); Sergio díez (4) (Gavián, 2, 89 '), Meixus (3) (Escobar, 2, 77'), gael (4), iván muñoz (3), tincho (3); Joel (3) (antañón, 2, 60 '), burcio (3) (manu, 2, 60'), román (3); Óscar marcos (4) (Arcos, 3, 79 ') Y Hugo G. (4).
Goals: 1-0, José Carlos (72 '); 1-1, Hugo G. (87 ').
Inc.: Ruta de la Plata. 3,603 ESP.
Arbitrator: Rodríguez recio (3). Ta: Clavería; Hugo G., Gael, Román, Escobar
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The Zamora and Celta Fortuna signed an insufficient draw in their fight to approach the Playoff positions.
The encounter had two very differentiated faces. In the first part, the domain went to the Vigués team that had the possession of the ball and forced Fermín to intervene in danger of danger to a Zamora was not very intense.
For the Contario, the second part was for the Zamorano team, which managed to mark the rhythm of the game. It was the local José Carlos who managed to open the scoring by taking advantage of a rejection of the goalkeeper after an Adrián Bolo's testing. But the final minutes this season have condemned the Sabas team and Celta managed to match three for the conclusion of the regular time when Hugo González completes a rapid counterattack. Sofia Revenga.
The Ourense is able to match Sestao River twice
Sestao: Herrerín (2); Joseda (3) (Jon Rojo, 2, 74 '), Gaizka Martínez (2), Efremov (2), Barandalla (2); Bustillo (2), Córdoba (3), 2, 79 '), time (4) (relu, 2, 74'), Adri Gómez (2), Leandro (Jairo, 2, 63 '); Diego Aznar (3).
Ourense : Marqueta (2); Miguel Prado (2), Hugo Sanz (2), Zalaya (4) (Moi, 2, 59 '), Fran Carmona (2); Fidalgo (3), Raigal (2), Jerín (4) (Bravo, 2, 79 '); Carbonell (3) (Fulla, 2, 68 '), Jairo Noriega (2) (álex Gil, 2, 68') Y Ángel Sánchez (2) (Di Renzo, 2, 68 ').
Goals: 1-0, Garai (8 '); 1-1, Carbonell (14 '); 2-1, Córdoba (23 '); 2-2, Jerin (44 ').
Incidents: Las Llanas.
Arbitrator: Fernandez Burgo (2). TA Ephremmob, Josad,; H. Sanz.
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The Ourense matched the score twice against Sestao River and added a valuable point. The locals came out intense and Joseda tried first with a shot that diverted the defense Zalaya to corner. Soon came 1-0. Leandro focused, Diego Aznar and Gorka Garai passed, arriving from behind, he did not forgive with a satin shot. The Galician tie came immediately. Carbonell headed to the network a corner kick thrown by Hugo Sanz. The Sestao got ahead again when completing with a powerful left -footed shot against Diego Aznar. And just before the break the Ourense re -balanced the result with a stubbornness from Jairo to Central Jairo Noriega.
In the resumption it was the Sestao who insisted the most in the opposite area, but he lacked the success of the first 45 minutes. Adolfo Mena.
El Tarazona, with a lonely goal by Agüero, surpasses the 'Ponfe'
Tarazona : Fuoli (3); Angel (3), Vadik (3), Trilles (3), Camus (2), Chechu (3); Cedeño (3), Rico (3) (Llácer, 1, 86 '), Agüero (4) (Mena, 2, 72'); Rivas (3) (Areo, 2, 66 ') and Fuentes (3) (Marc Ávarez, 1, 86').
Ponferradine : Prieto (2); Carrique (3), Andújar (2) (snack, 1, 70 '), Geróaa (2), Álvaro Ramón (3); Markel Lozano (2), left (2) (Doué, 2, 70 '); Yeray (3), Borja Valle (1) (Pau Ferrer, 1, 54 '), busts (2) (mule, 1, 79'); Alex Costa (2) (Cortés, 1, 79 ').
Gol: 1-0, Agüero (20 ').
Incidents: Municipal. 1200 esp.
Arbitrator: Manrique Antequera. Ta A Agüero, Rico; Álvaro Ramón, Esquerdo, Ernesto (bench), Nóvoa and Carrique.
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New Gesta del Tarazona, which is making a final stretch of the unbeatable season. Those of Juanma Barrero raised a really serious duel against a Ponferradina that is in Playoff posts and wanted to take advantage of the defeat of the Leon Cultural.
At 20 minutes, the Zaragozanos were already marching over the scoreboard thanks to a goal from Agüero after an Angel López pass.
From there, the Turiasonenses began playing their game: retracted back and with a lot of capacity in the direct game.
In the second part those of the Bierzo rose a march, but they met Trills above and with Fuoli, which was final for the victory of the Tarazona, which moves away and much from the descent and is already closer to the high zone than from the positions below. Jorge Serrano.
The 'Sego' maintains hope thanks to Diego Gómez
Segoviana : Carmona (3); Pascual (2), Molina (2), David López (2) Chupo (3) (Céspedes, 3, 70 '); Astray (2) (Diego Gómez, 4, 55 '), Javi Borrego (2) (Hugo Díaz, 3, 83'), Fer Llorente (2); Berlanga (2), Farrell (3) and Tellechea (2) (Fernán, 3, 55 ').
Barakaldo : Tena (3); De Jesús (3) (Buján, 2, 76 '), Artetxe (3), Muguruza (4), Jelbat (3); Pedernales (3), storm (3), Huidobro (3) (Jesús M., 2, 86 '), Txoperena (Puscissing, 2, 66'); Revilla (3) (Luis Bilbao, 2, 66 ') and Valiño (3) (Borja, 2, 86').
Goals: 0-1, Muguruza (9 '); 1-1, Diego G. (92 ').
Inc.: The Albuera. 2,467 ESP.
Arbitrator: Morales Moreno (2). ta a chupo, David; of Jesus, Artemx and Luis Bilbao.
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A left -handed Diego Gómez after taking advantage of an indecision of the Aurinegra rear in the final minutes keep a Segovian gymnastics alive in the category that still does not win at home in 2025.
Those of Imanol de la Sota gave better sensations at the beginning in which Aritz Muguruza, headed, took advantage of a Segovian error to put the visitors ahead. With the blurred 'Sego', Beñat de Jesus was about to extend distances in a distant launch but those of Ramses Gil reacted and went to more in the second half. The days without winning weighed at Barakaldo while those of Ramses Gil turned into hope a game that had been gray. Jon Tena slowed the first great Castilian rush but, inertia in the final stretch favored the Segovians, drawing the game when he already agonized. José Duro.
