◉ Girona vs. Feyenoord live: I followed the match minute by minute

Result, goals and summary of the Girona vs. match. Feyenoord, for date 2 of the UEFA Champions League.

Girona

Feyenoord

Fin

78′ 2T: Girona – Goal against by Ladislav Krejci 72′ 2T: Girona – Goal from play by Donny Van de Beek 32′ 1T: Feyenoord – Goal from play by Antoni Milambo 22′ 1T: Girona – Goal against by Yangel Clemente Herrera Ravelo 18′ 1T: Girona – Goal from a play by David López Silva

On date 2 of the UEFA Champions League – 2024-2025 tournament, Feyenoord defeated Girona 3-2 in a great game. The goals of the match for the local team were scored by David López (18′ 1T) and Donny Van de Beek (27′ 2T). While the away goals were scored by Antoni Milambo (32′ 1T), Yangel Herrera (22′ 1T, against) and Ladislav Krejci (33′ 2T, against).

In the 18th minute of the first stage, David López raised Girona’s spirits and won all the applause. After an individual play on the left, the defender hung it in the goalkeeper’s right corner. Impossible for the archer!

Girona had possession of the ball for most of the game (63%) but Feyenoord was the most proactive and took the 3 points of the game.

A curiosity, there were 2 missed penalties in this match, they were taken by Ayase Ueda in the 35th minute of the second half and he shot it at the goal but the goalkeeper excelled and avoided the discount and Bojan Miovski in the 66th minute of the second half and He shot it at the goal but the goalkeeper excelled and avoided the discount.

The figure of the party was David López. The Girona defender was important for scoring 1 goal and removing 5 balls.

Dávid Hancko made his mark as a crucial defender. The Feyenoord defender was important for taking 6 balls out of the danger area.

Girona’s strategist, Miguel Sánchez Muñoz, stopped the starting eleven with a 4-3-3 formation with Paulo Gazzaniga in goal; Arnau Martinez, David López, Ladislav Krejci and Miguel Gutiérrez on the defensive line; Donny Van de Beek, Yangel Herrera and Iván Martín in the middle; and Viktor Tsygankov, Bojan Miovski and Bryan Gil in attack.

For their part, those chosen by Brian Priske took to the field with a 4-3-3 formation with Timon Wellenreuther between the three sticks; Jordan Lotomba, Thomas Beelen, Dávid Hancko and Hugo Bueno in defense; Quinten Timber, Hwang Inbeom and Antoni Milambo in the midfield; and Ibrahim Osman, Ayase Ueda and Igor Paixão up front.

The judge chosen to direct the match at the Montilivi Municipal stadium was Urs Schnyder.

For the next date, Girona will play at home against Slovan Bratislava, while Feyenoord will visit Benfica.

Changes in Girona

28′ 1T – Salió Viktor Vitaliyovych Tsygankov by Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld
74′ 2T – Bojan Miovski left for Cristhian Ricardo Stuani Curbelo and Bryan Gil Salvatierra for Yáser Esneider Asprilla Martínez
82′ 2T – Donny Van de Beek left for Cristian Portugues Manzanera

Reprimanded in Girona:

3′ 1T Yangel Herrera (Anti-deportive conduct), 34′ 1T Iván Martín (Anti-deportive conduct), 45′ 1T David López (Anti-deportive conduct), 3′ 2T Arnaut Danjuma (Anti-deportive conduct), 29′ 2T Donny Van de Beek (Anti-deportive conduct) ) y 43′ 2T Cristhian Stuani (Anti-sports conduct)

Changes in Feyenoord

60′ 2T – Ibrahim Osman came out for Ramiz Zerrouki
70′ 2T – Hugo Bueno López left for Gernot Trauner and Ayase Ueda for Julián Simón Carranza
81′ 2T – Jordan Lotomba left for Facundo González Molino, Antoni Milambo for Luka Ivanusec and Yangel Clemente Herrera Ravelo for Jhon Elmer Solis Romero

Booked at Feyenoord: