2023-11-04 01:07:05
He Espanyol Despite showing a bad game, he came back from a game that became difficult for him in the 5th minute. Luck was once again elusive with the parakeets who saw how in the 98th minute an own goal, after a disputed foul, deprived them of a victory that he needed to ward off the ghosts of crisis that haunt Stage Front Stadium after two consecutive defeats.
Luis Garcia’s men came back from a game that escaped them in the last breath after conceding an early goal from John Garcia 5 minutes into the game. The umpteenth failure of the Perica defense, which today started with Sergio Gómez and Victor Ruiz, caused the despair of the public gathered in Cornellà.
After the gunner’s goal, the parakeets did not react and the public, angry at the ineptitude of their players, showed their discontent repeatedly. In the 35th minute the referee annulled a goal against Eibar for offside that if he had gotten on the scoreboard it would have almost sentenced the match given the lack of judgment shown up to that moment on the field of play by the Espanyol players.
Throughout the first half, Espanyol’s most active player was Jofre Carreras I tried to win the band several times. In the final stretch of the first half the parakeets were a little more active and in ’41 Puado I hit a ball at the base of the post. In the last set of the first half, a run down the wing by Jofre enabled Puado to score the tying goal.
Only two minutes had passed after the restart when he was injured. Victor Ruiz And with the departure of Cabrera to the pitch, Espanyol recovered the central duo that generated so many headaches last season. Despite that, in ’54 the goalkeeper committed a clear penalty on Braithwaite that Puado converted with a strong shot through the center of the goal. The seven parakeet assumed this responsibility after the two errors from eleven meters committed in previous days by Braithwaite. With this goal Puado caught up with Curro in the table of top scorers in the second division and now has eight goals.
An unfortunate move
In the second half Espanyol improved somewhat and in ’75 Puado was able to kill off the game but his shot, after a good run by Milla, went incomprehensibly wide. From that point on the Eibar He launched himself at Espanyol’s goal and they in turn also had their opportunities on the counterattack. When everyone believed that Espanyol was going to win, a foul in the ’98th minute taken from the left side of the area ended in an own goal by Puado.
Protests about a possible foul in attack were not reviewed by the WAS and Espanyol left two points to add only one of the last nine and call into question a project that is only worth direct promotion.
MATCH SHEET
Espanyol: Pacheco, Jofre Carreras (Ramon Ramos ’80), Sergi Gómez, Víctor Ruíz (Cabrera ’47), Brian Olivan, Gragera (Roger Martínez ’80), Álvaro Aguado, Javi Puado, Pere Milla (Salvi ’75), Edu Exposito (Oscar Gil ’81), Martin Braithwaite.
Eibar: Luca, Tejero (Corps ’64), Berrocal, Arbilla, Queen Rivers (Victor ’76), Sergio Alvarez, Matheus (Christian ’76), Aketxe, Mario Soriano (Rahmani ’82), Stoichkov, Baptist (Konrad ’82) . . . .
Goals:0-1 Jon Baptist (‘5) 1-1 Puado (’46) 2-1 Puado (’54 p) 2-2 Puado (’98 pp).
Referee: López Toca (Cántabro). He admonished Tejero ’37, Gustavo H ’18, Omar ’25, Melamed ’50, Gragera ’63.
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