This was Sporting Atlético’s first defeat: from Flo’s slip, to the ball taken on the line by Llanera

2023-11-12 15:12:16

Llanera ended Sporting Atlético’s undefeated status. A mistake by Flo when leaving the area to clear the ball gave Mathieu the winning goal in the duel between first and second in the table. The triumph of Chuchi Collado’s team once again tightens the lead in the table. The rojiblancos remain leaders, but with Llanera already one point behind.

0-1,min. 27: Mathieu

Sporting Atlético

Flo(0); Ebea (1), Leo Miguel (1), Kembo (2), Montes (1); Mancha (1), Óscar Castro (1), Damián Cáceres (1), Tomás Fuentes (1), Álex Lozano (1); and Esteban Lozano (1).

Changes

Enol Prendes (1) by Mancha, min. 67; Pelayo Pérez (1) by Óscar Castro; Marcos Fernández (1) by Damián Cáceres, min. 74; Acerete (1) by Esteban Lozano, min. 74 y Picón (sc) by Ebea, min. 85.

Llanera

Alejandro (2); Mate (1), Otia (1), Dominique (1), Edu (1); Vity (2), Mathieu (2), Jorge (1), Pablo (1); Romaric (1) and Amadou (1).

Changes

Cristian (1) by Romaric, min. 78; Kike (sc) by Pablo, min. 89 and Félix Sanz by Amadou, min. 90.

Referee: Álvarez González (Oviedo). He admonished the red and white team Óscar Castro and Montes and the visitors Amadou, Dominique, Vity and Pablo.

Dizziness Field 1. About 700 spectators. In the run-up, the two clubs paid tribute to Jesús Ramón Fernández, who was sick with ALS.

Many duels, few clear chances and one mistake made Llanera the winner of the three points in Mareo. Sporting Atlético looked uncomfortable from the start against a rival with muscle and order. Without clarity in three quarters, it was the visiting team that stretched with greater danger in the first half, making use of its physical power to step into Flo’s area. After a header from Otia and a deflected shot from Pablo after a drop shot from Amadou, Mathieu took advantage of a slip by the red and white goalkeeper to open the scoring.

A long ball from Llanera ended with Flo coming out of his goal to clear with his left foot. He finished in gesture. The Frenchman hit the air and Mathieu took the ball to send it into the back of the net at will. Sporting Atlético did not appear in the visiting area until they were forty-five. Damián Cáceres headed a good ball from the right to make Alejandro put his fingertips in and send it for a corner.

Aitor Zulaika’s team came out with one more march in the second half. Mancha and Álex Lozano changed sides, with the same response from Chuchi Collado, altering the profile of his sides. The game began to break down little by little. More disorder and spaces in search of the goal. The red and white role gave Damián another opportunity to tie after a cross from Jorge Montes headed by Esteban Lozano. The ball remained dead, but again Alejandro guessed the intentions of the Sporting Atlético attacker.

Álex Lozano was the next, twice, to try to test the goal before a few final minutes of harassment of Alejandro’s goal with a constant: Jorge Montes’ crosses from the left and Álex Lozano’s shots from the opposite side. The axis of the defense of Chuchi Collado’s team resisted, with Otia multiplying to reduce, Vity involved in all the disputes and Chuchi Collado forming a defense of five in the end to withstand the result. The tie was reached five minutes from the end. It was Edu who ended up heading home a header from Tomás Fuentes on the goal line to set the fight for first place on fire.