The Unión Deportiva Las Palmas were released against Ontiñena with Jaime Mata scoring a flurry of goals
ONTIÑENA (HUESCA), 10/31/2024.- UD Las Palmas midfielder Jaime Mata celebrates his goal, the first for the Canarian team, during the first round match of the Copa del Rey between Ontiñena FC and UD Las Palmas Palmas playing this Thursday. at the Isidro Calderón stadium. EFE/Javier Cebollada
The UD Las Palmas which passed this Thursday over a a small Aragonese regional team how is it Oniñenawhich he knocked into Monsoon 0-7 con four goals from Jaime Mata in a game where Gran Canaria League was very high and it wasn’t piety.
Mata opened the scoring and scored the first goal for his “poker”
The UD Las Palmas was the party leadership with the ball and the dirty shot in charge of Sandroand went to the edge of the local area, but the accumulation of players from the Oniñena close to their goalkeeper they prevented them from scoring a goal until the minute 19through Eye in one solo play.
he a team of canaries continued stalking the local target with a good chance in the moment 25 of Eyewho, alone in front of the goal, put the ball completely high domain visit. he static attack It was not the best choice given the intensity with which the players of Ontiñena in defense.
The Palmsseeing that his rival was closed in many, also tried with shots from outside the area who always got a wall. Sandro y from Matthew were the most motivated to kick throughout the first part.
Ontiñena could have tied it with a penalty at the end of the first half
Behind him relaxation The Palms increased a domains and locked his rival in his area, although in the last meter he was not matching him clarity or riskand limited him to giving hundreds sterile passports which ended in nothing.
The locals blamed the physical deterioration in the second half
Attempt the local players It impressed them and they obeyed in every respect. He came second goal of the canaries at work again Eye in the moment 68 and left the elimination on the road in front of him Down Ontiñena that he has already lowered his arms, and even more when the third goal six minutes later.
The UD Las Palmas liked the second partwhen the forces of the places and he had already lived Set Canary in the local area goals coming later and easy for the visitors: Cardona (m.74), Herzog (77), again Eye there 85 and in the 88y Manu Foster (90).
Preview of Ontiñena – UD Las Palmas
UD Las Palmas faced its first game in the Copa del Rey this Thursday as an opportunity for many footballers without minutes or little significance in the league competition. However, they knew the duty was theirs to pass in the end against Ontiñena, a rival who plays in the Aragon Regional Autumn.
The yellow coach, Diego Martínez, He said in the preview that he saw this game as an opportunity to see players in action that they need to show themselves to try to convince him, before the January transfer market opens and they can look for other destinations.
With the important visit next Sunday on the Atlético de Madrid on the near horizon, the Galician coach He rested the starters and passed the baton to the less popular ones.s.
Martínez studied the Aragon team, although he admitted that he knew much less than if he were a professional soccer opponent, and he recalled that the most important It is “adaptation to the playing field, the cold and the motivation of the rival, because it is the game of their life and faith moves mountains”
A difference of six categories
The Oniñena it shares leadership in the priority region with Huesca EFB and they have not lost a game this season so far, with 16 goals for and only 4 against.
In addition, it was in his favor that two thousand enthusiastic fans supported him, despite the fact that the game was not played in Ontiñena but in Monzón, 34.5 kilometers away.
“Tito” Peinado, Ontiñena’s coach, had some casualties for this game though the starting eleven that plays the game It wasn’t much different to normal in the League, although most of them were playing because of the physical wear and tear on the players and the coach wanted to reward the whole squad was available.
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Football Analyst on UD Las Palmas’ Impressive Copa del Rey Performance
Time.news Editor (TNE): Good afternoon and welcome to our special sports segment! Today, we have a special guest, esteemed football analyst Laura Martinez, here to discuss UD Las Palmas’ stunning performance against Ontiñena in the Copa del Rey. Thank you for joining us, Laura!
Laura Martinez (LM): Thank you for having me! It’s exciting to talk about such an impressive display from UD Las Palmas.
TNE: Absolutely! They crushed Ontiñena 7-0, with Jaime Mata scoring a remarkable four goals. What does this result say about their current form?
LM: This performance is indicative of UD Las Palmas’ potential and depth this season. It wasn’t just Mata’s scoring; it was the collective effort of the team that showcased their dominance throughout the match.
TNE: It must also be noted that this match was an opportunity for many players who may not have had significant minutes in the league. How do you think the coach, Diego Martínez, utilized this situation?
LM: Martínez seized this opportunity aptly. He used the Copa del Rey as a platform to rotate his squad, allowing less prominent players to shine and prove their worth. It’s crucial for building team morale and maintaining competitive spirit, especially as the January transfer window approaches.
TNE: That makes a lot of sense! What did you think about the tactical approach? It seemed that Las Palmas had a firm grasp of the game from the start.
LM: Indeed! Their control of possession and high pressing was excellent. Even when they faced stubborn defense from Ontiñena, they maintained patience and composure. Their tactical flexibility allowed them to break through after a long battle, demonstrating good adaptability.
TNE: Highlighting Mata’s performance, scoring the first goal and completing his “poker” later in the match—what can you tell us about him as a player?
LM: Jaime Mata is an exceptional talent. His ability to find spaces and strike efficiently—especially under pressure—is impressive. He’s not just a scorer; his movement off the ball creates opportunities for others too. This match could certainly raise his profile further in the team, considering the competitive environment.
TNE: Moving into the second half, Ontiñena appeared visibly depleted. Do you think fatigue played a significant role in the match outcome?
LM: Absolutely. It was evident that Ontiñena struggled to keep up, especially after the second goal from Las Palmas. Their defensive line lost its organization, and the physical deterioration allowed Las Palmas to exploit those gaps easily. Fitness can make or break matches, and today, it definitely tilted in Las Palmas’ favor.
TNE: Given this victory, how should Las Palmas approach their upcoming match against Atlético?
LM: They need to carry this confidence into the next game but should remain grounded. Atlético is a tough opponent, and they’ll need to balance their attacking prowess with solid defending. Learning from what worked against Ontiñena—like maintaining possession and exploiting weaknesses—will be key.
TNE: Lastly, what does this win mean for the aspirations of UD Las Palmas in this year’s Copa del Rey?
LM: This match sets a positive precedent for their Copa del Rey campaign. A clear intention to push forward in the tournament is now apparent. With the right mentality and continued squad cohesion, they could be in contention for further rounds, potentially facing tougher opponents not just at this stage but also down the line.
TNE: Thank you, Laura, for your insights! It’s clear that UD Las Palmas has significant momentum heading into their next challenge. We look forward to seeing how the team progresses in the tournament!
LM: Thank you! I’m excited to see the rest of their journey!
TNE: And to our audience, stay tuned for more updates on Las Palmas and the Copa del Rey. Until next time!