Algeciras chained one more victory at home by beating Barça B 2-1. Roni and Álvaro Romero scored the goals for the local team, while Matheus Pereira scored for the visitors with a good Olympic goal.
Spurred on by a Nuevo Mirador that touched the full, Algeciras began the duel overturned on the culé goal. In the 7th minute, Álvaro Romero was very close to scoring the first goal in the light with a powerful shot from outside the area. Joining the offensive party that Algeciras mounted on the balcony of the visiting area, Serrano also looked for luck with a very focused shot.
The local momentum did not cease until the 16th minute when problems occurred in the local team. First, Escobar was close to overtaking Sergi Barjuan’s men in the first Blaugrana approach but the ball went high just barely. After, Natera, who had entered the eleven after the inconvenience of Álex Robles in the warm-up, broke down and was replaced by midfielder Duarte.
The match entered fully into a ‘cold war’ in which the contenders measured each other’s strength with their weapons: the direct game in the rojiblancos and the ‘tiki-taka’ of the Catalan team. But nevertheless, One of the protagonists of the duel does not understand attrition fights, and that is Álvaro Romero. The skillful attacker put the tip of his foot so that Jandro, who had lost control, gave him a penalty. It was the same ‘ten’ from Algeciras who materialized the maximum penalty in minute 290′.
Algeciras backed down after winning the goal and the fatigue typical of the first few minutes of pressure in a high block. That was when Sergi’s team, who saw a highway on the left wing, put up the clearest chances for the visitors in the first forty-five minutes.
The second act began with a Barça B much more recognizable in the pass and presence in the Algeciras field. However, the culé rush lasted as long as it took for Algeciras to find the gap for the Blaugrana defense, focused excessively on the rival field. Leiva stole very high to assist a Roni who, only against the goalkeeper, he defined with quality.
true to his datethe cardiologist from the field of Gibraltar made an appearance after Matheus Pereira’s Olympic goal in the 82nd minute. As fate would have it, in the first leg between the two contenders, it was Tomás Sánchez, the locals’ left-back, who scored a goal of this beautiful bill. There began a new match with a much quieter Algecirista feud and counting the seconds for the Huerta de Aza collegiate to whistle a final match that celebrated a stadium that dreams of the playoff after each local victory.
The final whistle certified another victory at home for Ania’s team and put the promotion to just one point. But nevertheless, Castellón, fifth classified, would still have to play their postponed game after the close of this day.