Castelldefels-Valls 3-0
Castelldefels came out with a bang, translating their magnificent start into tangible events with two goals in the first minutes. The good income acquired allowed the yellows to control the match and they were even able to extend the distance in the light through Manu González in the first minute of the restart. Despite the disadvantage, Valls had good chances in the second half.
Castelldefels: Dark; Del Chicca, Batalla (Iván Ortega, min. 55), Tenorio, Blasco, Castillejo, Manu González, Pedro Bilbao (Kike, min. 55), Naoufal (Alarcón, min.77), Díaz (Abella, min. 68) and José Enrique (Cano, min. 68)
Valls: José Ruiz; Marc Fe, Joan Domingo, Joel Coch, Riki (Bati, min. 77), Palau (Barroso, min. 46), Ramonet Nicolau (Sasha, 61′), Guillem Martínez (Matty, min. 61), Rabassó (Suárez, min. 55), Vega and Dani García
Goals: 1-0, José Enrique (min. 5); 2-0, Pedro Bilbao (min. 11); 3-0, Manu González (min. 46).
Incidents: Els Canyars. About 200 spectators.
Referee: Esteban Bote, good. TA to Kike; Riki, Palau
Rubí-Vilanova Geltrú 3-3
The confrontation began evenly and the tie was not broken until after 30 minutes of play. The locals opened the scoring through Recort with a powerful finish. There was no time for Rubí to celebrate, as Rubio balanced the balance again thanks to a good shot in a lateral center. And in the second half, everything was cooked. Vilanova Geltrú took a step forward and had chances to take the lead in the second half. They achieved it on two occasions. Peña and Touray scored the second and third visiting goals respectively. Lluís Macià’s team managed the advantage poorly: in the final stretch, they did not avoid a tie. In the 87th minute, Masip closed the gap, while Marc Rodríguez dealt the final blow to distribute a point for each squad.
Ruby: Antonell; Marc Juncà, Aitor Torres (Oliver, 79′), Prado (Íker, 58′), Álex Ruiz; Zaid (Masip, 58′), Pau Albelda, Rafa Alba (Pérez, 79′); Recort (Barrionuevo, 70′), Marc Rodríguez and Pinedo
Vilanova Geltrú: Alfonso; Peña (Mateo, 79′), Semur, Echavarría (Morell, 65′), Rubio; Frutos, Melero (Codina, 65′), Celma (Volpi, 75′), Totti (Dai, 58′); Favret and Touray
Goals: 1-0, Cut (32′); 1-1, Rubio (35′); 1-2, Peña (50′); 1-3, Touray (72′); 2-3, Masip (87′); 3-3, Marc Rodríguez 91′)
Referee: Cáceres Correa, good. TA: Prado, Barrionuevo; Melero, Touray, Mateo, Macià (ent.)
San Mauro-Lloret 3-0
Andrea- Very serious start to the competition for San Mauro, who achieved the first victory of the course and has four points in the standings. Failing that, Lloret was dismounted and knelt again. Second defeat in two games. As for the confrontation, the first period was even and both had clear scoring opportunities. At the end of the first half, the locals made it 1-0 through Compte by shooting Diez after a great stop. The forcefulness of Jesús Milan’s team took effect after the restart and ended the duel thanks to Sastre, with an unmarked shot at the far post, and Biel Rodríguez, who sealed the contest with a volley. Those from Batllosera were ineffective.
Saint Maurus: Caleb; Lobo (Espinosa, 8′), Masegosa, Hicham; Enriquez (Puche, 65′), Escofet, Javi García, Olmo (Cañas, 73′), Sastre, Caballé (Aribau, 56′); and Compte (Rodríguez, 73′)
Lloret: Ten; Chamizo, Lobo, Gerard Carrillo (Vilà, 79′), Evia (Cobos, 46′); Pol, Ramon Blanco, Velis (Racing, 46′); Barroso (Nicolás, 65′), Alejandro (Sumareh, 85′) and Expósito
Goals: 1-0, Compte (44′); 2-0, Sastre (60′); 3-0, Biel Rodrígez (81′)
Referee: Tabiza Ahouary, regular. TA: Enriquez, Espinosa, Sastre, Cañas, Milan (ent.); Evia, Exposito, Pol
Can Vidalet-Manlleu 0-0
Both Can Vidalet and Manlleu once again resisted victory. Both teams had two draws in the first two days of competition, but they have not lost. The confrontation took place on the paths of equality, although the locals were closer to breaking the initial and final equality. During the first half, the defenses prevailed over the attacks; The center of the field was inoperative for Can Vidalet and Manlleu and they barely set foot in the areas. However, after passing through the locker room, the clash opened up and the Harlequinados had a clear chance midway through the second half, but they missed it. They also demanded a maximum penalty that the referee did not indicate. Within equality, Manel Sala’s men, debutants in the category, added another point to the box.
Can Vidalet: Married; Anguera (Carlos Palou, 82′), Carles González, Víctor Edo, Pol Reñé; Aidan García, Pau Escobar (Enric Vega, 82′), Jaume Ramoneda; Míchel Owono, Raúl Capi (Güell, 76′) and Ngom
Manlleu: González; Joel Puntí (Quadri, 76′), Aguilar, Pol Pous, Jordi Costa; Nil Monje, Mercader (Nana Adu, 76′), Rafel Roger; Toni Rossell, Daniil Sala (Roura, 46′) and Casanova (Soler, 65′)
Referee: Campillo Lucena, good. TA: Pol Pous
Figueres-Palamos 1-2
The Bajo Ampurdán derby was won by Palamós, who added their fourth point in the Elit League, who knew how to compete with a good rival and showed great physical fitness despite the fact that Figueres was the one who dominated mostly throughout the match. Two minutes into the game, those from the Costa Brava hit the woodwork with a shot by Sangaré. And after three minutes, the local team opened the scoring through Biel Carreras. In the middle of the first act, Íker Vázquez scored the tie from a corner, while Cantarero achieved the final 1-2 with a shot from the edge of the area.
Figueres: Buetas; Brugnoni (Sánchez, 80′), Albert Genís, Ayoub Jaadi, Pere Espuña (Ferron, 61′), Aniol Casellas; Peter (Zouk, 71′), Marc Bech, Biel Carreras; Assane Diao (Ot, 80′) and Moha Abouhafs (Motes, 61′)
Palamós: Cherry; Raúl Gómez (Torres, 71′), Marc Faja, Jan Font; Mercader, Cantarero, Íker Vázquez (Marí, 80′), Roger March, Ouchen; Izan Grande (Mora, 61′) and Sangaré (Antequera, 55′)
Goals: 1-0, Biel Carreras (3′); 1-1, Íker Vázquez (24′); 1-2, Cantarero (83′)
Referee: Goalkeeper Sellés, bad. TA: Sangaré, Roger March, Cantarero
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