It’s over. Real Spain cut a four-year decline without being able to beat Marathon to Yankel Rosenthal Stadium and with a double from the Argentine Ramiro Rocca he was able to celebrate the enemy land again.
The Machine, which had not won in the monster cave on February 4, 2017 for Honduras National League, took advantage of the terrible defensive errors to get three valuable points on the fourth day of the match 2021 Closing Tournament.
The most redeemed was the remarkable presentation in a classic Sampedrano of striker Ramiro Rocca, who in the second game of football Catracho managed to score two goals against Marathón to place at the top of the northern standings.
In turn, the emerald team fell back to their home, which was previously a fort, but now accumulates four consecutive games seeing the Marathón fall.
Table of tournament positions Closing 2021
THE GAME
A great expectation generated a new confrontation between the Marathón and Real España archivists, taking into account the spectacularity that is characterized in these duels, with goals and good football.
From the beginning it was possible to anticipate a uniform clash, being the team that took advantage of the mistakes of the rival, which could take advantage of the commitment.
The raid from Yeison Mejia In Real España he was a catalyst for the teacher’s attack, looking for the overflow to allow Ramiro Rocca. That’s how it was.
In the 2nd minute, Luis ‘Buba’ López avoided the fall of his goal with a great intervention to a header of Edwin Solano. The marathon was near.
However, in the 5th minute came the breaking point of the game. Yeison Mejía was brought down inside the area, an easy decision for the referee there. John Paul Suazo The referee had no doubts and he gave a penalty in favor of Real Spain.
Ramiro Rocca took charge of the execution and with a shot with his left foot to the right of Denovan Torres, set the first goal of the match in the 7th minute.
With 16 minutes played, Mariasón nearly put the visitors another one up as he broke through in the middle and fired from just outside the box, but his shot passed just over the bar.
The 28th minute arrived and Ramiro Rocca scored his double after a serious defensive error by Marathón between the two defenders, who got confused and could not remove the ball. The Argentine set the mark before the departure of Denovan Torres and defined with a fine touch.
Marathón had a brilliant opportunity to reply as received a high ball from the right, striking the ball in the air.
In addition, the locals went out with everything to attack. Carlo Costly’s entrance gave him more air capacity.
In the 57th minute, Marathón was about to score the first goal for his cause with a double shot, the first by Edwin Solano and the second by Ryduan Palermo. In both shots, “Buba” López intervened to prevent his goal from falling.
After 73 minutes, Ryduan Palermo sent the corner kick right to who headed it sharply past the keeper. The weak striker rose and lowered the ball to the head to establish 1-2.
Real Spania were close to putting the equalizer away after 84 minutes as the opposing defense lost control of the ball to Ramiro Rocca in a scuffle towards the left of the goal, but in the end the ball was cleared over the dead ball line.
The sampedrano classic continued towards the last minutes, but Marathón could not take advantage of the possession of the ball in front of the shelter installed by Real España.
In this way, the teachers put an end to the drought of triumphs against the platoon leaders and once again celebrate a victory against their classic rival.
STATISTICS
-Real Spain got its fifth victory at Yankel Rosenthal, in 24 games played.
-Real Spain got its first victory against Marathón at Yankel Rosenthal, in the era of Héctor Vargas.
-Real Spain stopped a five-game losing streak against Marathón in the National League.
-Real Spain cut a drought of eight games without winning the Marathon in the National League.
-Real Spain stopped an eight-game spell without beating Marathon at Yankel Rosenthal.
-Ramiro Rocca scored a double in the second game with Real España, he also executed and scored his first penalty in the National League.
-Ryduan Palermo scored the fourth goal in the National League with Marathon.
-Marathón and his disaster at Yankel Rosenthal: He suffered the fourth consecutive defeat in his lair.
This is how the classic sampedrano was lived minute by minute
MATCH SHEET
Marathon: 25. Denovan Torres; 6. John Paul Suazo, 23. Mathías Techera, 3. Cristian Moreira, 7. Emilio Izaguirre; 18. Wilmer Crisanto, 33. Kervin Arriaga, 65. Luis Vega, 30. Edwin Solano; 24. Yaudel Lahera, 29. Kevin Hoyos. DT: Héctor Vargas.
change: Marlon Ramírez for Mathías Techera, minute 31. Carlo Costly for Kevin Hoyos, at the break. Mikel Santos by John Paul Suazo, at the break. Ryduan Palermo by Yaudel Lahera, minute 56. Axel Motiño by Edwin Solano, minute 69.
objection: Ryduan Palermo, 73 minutes.
CARDS yellow: Luis Vega, minute 55.
CARDS red: It was not.
Real Spain: 22. Luis López; 24. Carlos Mejía, 2. Getsel Montes, 4. Franco Flores, 5. Franklin Flores; 6. Devron García, 27. Gerson Chávez, 8. Alejandro Reyes, 7. Mario Martínez, 12. Yeison Mejía; 19. Ramiro Rocca. DT: Raúl Gutiérrez.
change: Darixon Revenit by Yeison Mejía, minute 83. Wisdom Quaye by Carlos Mejía, minute 88. Allans Vargas by Alejandro Reyes, minute 88. Omar Rosas by Mario Martínez, minute 88.
objection: Ramiro Rocca (penalty), minutes 7 and 28.
CARDS yellow: Carlos Mejía, minute 21. Franco Flores, minute 77. Ramiro Rocca, minute 80.
CARDS red: It was not.
Referee: Héctor Rodríguez.
stage: Yankel Rosenthal.