Almería continues to cling to Sadiq. The Nigerian destroyed another rival, this time Fuenlabrada, and placed Almería as provisional leader. The Nigerian handles all the records at will and is left over by the category. Unstoppable, he portrayed Pulido at 1-0 to serve the goal on a plate to Arnau Puigmal, scored the second with an impeccable header in the second half and also participated decisively in the third Atletico goal, the work of Diego Sousa.
Fuenlabrada kept the type until 2-1. He even balanced Almería’s first goal thanks to a combination between Pedro León and Bouldini. That goal gave the people of Madrid hope, but Sadiq dissipated the azulona joy with his umpteenth display of the season.
Second is too small for the ‘9’ Indalic, who formed a perfect partnership with Puigmal to shatter Fuenlabrada. Pellicer’s men unraveled in the second half and Almería gave themselves a bath of self-esteem to put pressure and a little fear on their direct rivals. With Sadiq in top form, Almería is a difficult team to approach.
The Nigerian has a major injury to squires. Without fanfare, Portillo is another of the engines of the Mediterranean. He exudes class and a sense of the game from Malaga. In his boots the goal of Almería’s tranquility was born. A combination with Sadiq crowned by Puigmal and Dyego Sousa, who makes the most of opportunities and continues to score goals every time he accumulates minutes.
Fuenlabrada had no legs or football left to question Sadiq’s recital. Four wins in a row since his return to ownership after the Africa Cup. The rise of Almería goes through his boots. The road to Fuenlabrada is less clear, which continues to be in a ditch despite the improvement experienced at the hands of Pellicer. In Almería, despite the entity of the rival, he stayed halfway.