FC Cartagena formed in their match against UD Las Palmas with Marc Martínez in goal, defense axis with Gastón Silva and Andújar, right with Delmás and left with De La Bella. In the center of the field, Boateng and Clavería acted as double pivot, De Blasis heeled on the left, Gallar right and Okazaki and Rubén Castro above.
At the start of the match, Efesé stood firm on the pitch. Boateng offered judgment and vision, Gallar the danger from his side and the Canarian striker left flashes of mobility above to open spaces between the defense. With these good feelings from the visitors, the match was seeded with toughness to the cut. Andújar saw a yellow when trying to stop a counter past the equator of the first half and minutes later Gallar. That’s when Ephesus began to lose its composure.
From dominance, Cartagena came to absolute disaster to destroy everything they had achieved by controlling the game. Viera received a ball in the area and Boateng overwhelmed the rival. The referee whistled a penalty and the Canarian footballer did not miss the gift on 30. It was not the only blow from Las Palmas, which five minutes later gave Efesé the finishing touch in the first half with a goal from Pejiño from far away to the opposite post. Marc.
The Albinegros’ spiral of gravity could get even bigger in the 40th minute. It was a play by Jesé, who assisted Cardona for another goal. The referee annulled the target due to a block from Viera to Delmás.
On this occasion, Cartagena was lucky, but two minutes later the bloodletting returned. Jesé himself received the ball to chop it before the empty exit of the goal of Efesé. With an offensive gale from Las Palmas, three goals against and another canceled, Cartagena faced the changing rooms totally knocked out.
The second part could not have started worse for the visitors. Boateng saw the second yellow and was sent off. That’s when Carrión’s team disintegrated. The coach did not go well with the triple change at halftime: Cayarga, Mo Dauda and Bodiger entered the green for Okazaki, Clavería and Gallar.
As the minutes passed, Cartagena did not improve. Solutions had to be found and Ortuño and Neskes had to enter the pitch. Rubén Castro and De Blasis left. The Argentine did not play a good game and was lost with a notable low form.
With the changes exhausted, the fourth from Las Palmas arrived. Peñaranda put the icing on the Canarian cake before a Cartagena with his arms lowered and without a clear answer about what was happening. The response from Las Palmas? Wanting more goals. Pepe Mel did not leave anything behind and wanted more against a fragile rival.
Fortunately for the Albinegros there were no more goals against and one in favor. Dauda was able to make up the scoreboard with a goal from the front, but Carrión’s men were not saved from the ‘burning’ in Las Palmas. Before the final whistle, Dauda himself made a penalty that was stopped by Marc Martínez maintaining the result.
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