Mallorca took revenge for their elimination from the Copa del Rey at the hands of Almeria, and won 4-1 with goals from Ivan Ramis, Victor Casadesús, Emilio Nsue and Michael Pereira. The both of Almeria was the work of Albert Crusat. The third clash between Mallorca and Almeria almost straight, two in the Copa del Rey, did not disappoint, and ended with a festival of goals, a total of 19.The defeat sinks to Almería in the table, while Mallorca is close to European positions. The Balearic team jumped into the pitch with the lesson learned, apparently from the beginning of the shares, and was not surprised by the same opponents who had eliminated from the Copa del Rey Marcos a 3-4 on the same stage Two of those goals scored in the first three minutes of the game.
With the eleventh standard, Mallorca was much more compact, even beating the first scare in the first minute by the Argentinian Pablo Daniel Piatti, who was very close to scoring and repeating the same script on Thursday. But that was the only clear chance on goal which was Almeria in the first 45 minutes, his coach, Jose Luis Oltra, also made a few changes to the Cup match, bringing in goalkeeper Daniel Alves and Nigerian Kalu Uche.
The two goals he scored Mallorca (minutes 12 and 36) were highly protested by the players of Almeria. In the first, central work of Ivan Ramis, head, there was a previous lack Emilio Nsue very questionable, and the second, scored with his partner Victor Casadesús Michael Pereira lying on the floor, complaining of a blow.
The footballers of all Mallorca Almeria believed that going to stop the game, but it was not. Oltra strengthened the attack in the second half, bringing in Argentine striker Jose Leonardo Ulloa and leaving the locker room at Denmark's Michael Jakobsen, who also had a yellow card. Uche Ulloa and formed the offensive tandem of Almería to be back from a 2-0 in 45 minutes.
The Andalusian team had the ball longer in his possession without creating clear chances on goal, before a Mallorca who devoted their major efforts to defend the 2-0 and prevent his opponent from getting into the game scoring a goal. Almería harbored hopes of tracing the match with a goal from Albert Cruse (min.
65), but the joy lasted for 30 seconds, it took the Cameroonian Pierre Webó to give the 'pass of death' to Emilio Nsue, which marked pleasure, to the monumental anger José Luis Oltra. From that moment, the match was broken as Almería launched a desperate attack, leaving large spaces for Balearic offensive.
Yet sentenced, Mallorca managed to calm their lead to three points that will again be located near the European side of the table. Datasheet: 4 - Mallorca: Aouate; Cendrós, Nunes, Ramis, Kevin; Nsue, Marti (Joao Victor, min. 11), De Guzman, Pereira, Victor (Castro, min. 78) and Webó. 1 - Almeria: Alves Michel, Garcia, Acasiete, Jakobsen (Ulloa, min.
46), Fabian Vargas (Corona, 60), Juanma Ortiz, Cruse (Goitom, min. 79), M'Bami, Piatti and Uche. Goals: 1-0, min. 12: Ivan Ramis, head after the rebound of a direct failure, 2-0, min. 36: Victor, after an attendance of Joao Victor, 2-1, min. 65: Cruse mark shot hit the bottom left of Aouate, 3-1, min.
66: Nsue Balearic culminates a backlash led by Webó, 4-1, min. 89: Pereira, finish strong and tight. Referee: Mateu Lahoz. Admonished Jakobsen, Pereira, Joao Victor. Subs: Second leg for Day 18 of the league championship match at the Iberostar Stadium before some 11 400 spectators. Observed a minute's silence for the death of former FC Barcelona and Mallorca, Angel Pedraza.
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