Almeria scored a major victory against Espanyol (3-2), the second row in the stadium, allowing you to face with optimism the struggle to escape the relegation zone. The Andalusian team faced the game driven by the need to get the victory and its opening was spectacular, helped in part by a poor performance Kameni, who remained a half out in the first goal and that he slipped the ball under body in the second.
The door was Almeria in his first two shots, as Marcelo Silva opened the scoring after four minutes and Kalu Uche took advantage of a bad afternoon españolista keeper two minutes later. Espanyol's first arrival was the fourth time, when Lane tried his luck with a long shot, although it was well placed to Diego Alves.
Almeria, grown and with a flawless defense, used the wrong time visitor to score the third after a good team move culminated Bernardello (M.17). At this moment, Espanyol responded and pulled one back before halftime. The action began in the feet of Sergio García Verdú and finished with a shot that turned Alves and a second which meant 3-1.
After passing through the locker room, the Catalans came prepared to get into the game early, and got, as Álvaro Vázquez topped a good downtown Chicago to catch up in 48 minutes. After that goal, all-white had more possession and more coming, so that the very Alvaro had the tie for Ecuador in the second half, but could not identify with Alves.
Visiting coach, Mauricio Pochettino, tried to Ivan Alonso, lucky in his visits to Almeria, while the locals sought input speed Feghouli French. Almeria came close to scoring with a shot from the French, who cleared a corner Kameni a few minutes from the end of a game that was exciting until the last minute but it took the local intensity in the absence of Espanyol in the first tranche of mourning.
Factsheet: 3 - UD Almeria: Diego Alves, Michel, Santi Acasiete, Marcelo Silva, Jakobsen, M'Bami, Bernardello, Piatti, Kalu Uche (Fabian Vargas, m.56), Cruse (Feghouli, m.82), and Leo Ulloa (Goitom, m.89). 2 - RCD Espanyol: Kameni, Chica, Galán, Amat, David Garcia, Forlín (Álvaro Vázquez, m.42), Javi Márquez, Luis García (Dátolo, m.58), Verdú, Alley (Ivan Alonso, m.79) and Sergio Garcia.
Referee: Undiano Mallenco (Committee Navarre). He admonished the local Cruse, M'Bami, Fabian Vargas, Michel and Alves, as well as visitors Galán, Forlín and Verdú. Goals: 1-0, M.4: Marcelo Silva. 2-0, M.6: Kalu Uche. 3-0, M.17: Bernardello. 3-1, M.33: Verdú: 3-2, M.48: Álvaro Vázquez. Subs: Party for the twenty-second day held at the Mediterranean Games stadium at about 9 000 300 spectators. 
The door was Almeria in his first two shots, as Marcelo Silva opened the scoring after four minutes and Kalu Uche took advantage of a bad afternoon españolista keeper two minutes later. Espanyol's first arrival was the fourth time, when Lane tried his luck with a long shot, although it was well placed to Diego Alves.
Almeria, grown and with a flawless defense, used the wrong time visitor to score the third after a good team move culminated Bernardello (M.17). At this moment, Espanyol responded and pulled one back before halftime. The action began in the feet of Sergio García Verdú and finished with a shot that turned Alves and a second which meant 3-1.
After passing through the locker room, the Catalans came prepared to get into the game early, and got, as Álvaro Vázquez topped a good downtown Chicago to catch up in 48 minutes. After that goal, all-white had more possession and more coming, so that the very Alvaro had the tie for Ecuador in the second half, but could not identify with Alves.
Visiting coach, Mauricio Pochettino, tried to Ivan Alonso, lucky in his visits to Almeria, while the locals sought input speed Feghouli French. Almeria came close to scoring with a shot from the French, who cleared a corner Kameni a few minutes from the end of a game that was exciting until the last minute but it took the local intensity in the absence of Espanyol in the first tranche of mourning.
Factsheet: 3 - UD Almeria: Diego Alves, Michel, Santi Acasiete, Marcelo Silva, Jakobsen, M'Bami, Bernardello, Piatti, Kalu Uche (Fabian Vargas, m.56), Cruse (Feghouli, m.82), and Leo Ulloa (Goitom, m.89). 2 - RCD Espanyol: Kameni, Chica, Galán, Amat, David Garcia, Forlín (Álvaro Vázquez, m.42), Javi Márquez, Luis García (Dátolo, m.58), Verdú, Alley (Ivan Alonso, m.79) and Sergio Garcia.
Referee: Undiano Mallenco (Committee Navarre). He admonished the local Cruse, M'Bami, Fabian Vargas, Michel and Alves, as well as visitors Galán, Forlín and Verdú. Goals: 1-0, M.4: Marcelo Silva. 2-0, M.6: Kalu Uche. 3-0, M.17: Bernardello. 3-1, M.33: Verdú: 3-2, M.48: Álvaro Vázquez. Subs: Party for the twenty-second day held at the Mediterranean Games stadium at about 9 000 300 spectators.
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