He Girona This Saturday they won 0-1 at the Nuevo Mirandilla stadium against Cádiz thanks to a solitary goal scored by Aleix García that gives the Catalan team the momentary lead waiting for the result of Real Madrid.
After its seventh league win, Girona continues in the European zonewith 22 points out of 27 possiblewhile Cádiz remains in the middle of the classification for another week.
The game started busy, with a yellow card for each team in the first three minutes. Girona wanted to lead from the beginning and, thus, the Venezuelan Yangel Herrera headed into the side of the net a few meters from the local goal (m.7).
Two minutes later, his compatriot Darwin Machís was sent off with a direct red card for entering with his studs first on Herrera himself in the center of the field, leaving the Cadiz with ten footballers.
The visitors took control of the game, with short passes in associations between their attacking players. Herrera tried again with a header at the far post that went a little wide (m.25).
But Girona, with numerical superiority, it didn’t finish carbureting in the first timewithout being able to put the Cadista goalkeeper in trouble due to a game that lacked freshness when his players took the ball.
Cádiz defended itself with order and speed in the aid and crossesso as not to leave spaces that the opponent could take advantage of.
After the restart, Girona came out strong, stepping into the opposing half and with the clear intention of unevening the score.
In the 50th minute, A shot by Brazilian Savio Moreira was sent to a corner by the Argentine goalkeeper Jeremías Conan Ledesma.
This play was the omen to the first and only goal of the gamewhich came after a play on the right by Brazilian Yan Couto, with a pass to Aleix García, who scored with a dry shot from the edge of the area (m.58).
He soccer agile deployed by the people of Girona found waterways in Cádiz’s defense.
Eric García was able to score his team’s second with a header after receiving an indirect free kick, which went high (m.76).
The team trained by Sergio González lacked presence in the opposing fieldwith its most dangerous players restricted by adversary surveillance.
Pablo Torre had two approaches at the end that could also have been the visitor’s second goal. against a Cádiz that was epic at the end, although without being able to tie.