Amorebieta falls by the minimum in the bottom duel against Cartagena (1-0)
He Amorebieta has fallen by the slightest in the match of the 24th round of LaLiga Hypermotion that faced Cartagena at the Cartagonova stadium. The only goal of the match came in the second half, after the referee consulted the VAR and determined a penalty when Edwards clearly touched and deflected the ball with his hand in the blue team’s area.
The staging by the Bizkaian team was better and they had the clearest opportunity of the entire first half, with a Dorrio shot who took advantage of a rebound and crashed the ball against the post in the 17th minute.
In the second half the same tone was maintained. Cartagena, as if seeing them coming, ceded the initiative of the game to their rival, who proved it with a forced shot from Eneko Jauregi into the hands of Raúl Lizoain.
Mikel Rico and Jairo were able to put the locals ahead, but both shots went just wide.
In the 76th minute, the referee pointed out penalty after consulting with the VAR for a clear hand of edwards within the area. Andy Rodriguez He converted the penalty and got the three points for Cartagena.
Data sheet:
1. Fútbol Club Cartagena: Raúl Lizoain; Iván Calero, Alcalá, Gonzalo Verdú (Kiko Olivas, m.82), Fontán; Musto, Andy Rodríguez (Jony Álamo, m.82), Jairo, Tomás Alarcón (Mikel Rico, m.60); Juanjo Narváez (Juan Carlos Real, m.88) and Alfredo Ortuño (Arnau Ortiz, m.60).
0. Amorebieta Sports Society: Pablo Campos; Álvaro Núñez, Manu Hernando, Etxeita, Garreta; Álex Carbonell (Eraso, m.86), Erik Morán, (Edwards, m.69) Ángel Troncho (Iker Unzueta, m.80), Rayco Rodríguez (Jon Morcillo, m.80); Dorrio and Eneko Jauregi.
Goal: 1-0, M.76: Andy Rodríguez, penalty.
Referee: Raúl Martín González Francés, from the Las Palmas committee. He showed the yellow card to the locals Fontán (m.20), Andy Rodríguez (m.79) and Raúl Lizoain (m.92) and to the visitors Álvaro Núñez (m.33), Garreta (m.53) and Dorrio (m. m.81).
Source: Eitb
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