A good goal scored by the Ecuadorian Felipe Caicedo at the beginning of the second half left the three points at Valencia in the match between Levante and Almeria, two teams of similar potential and share the objective of fighting against relegation. It was a no incentives in the first half, but of great intensity in the second, after the Ecuadorean striker's goal, with constant alternative and the Almería did not surrender, but did not have a clear choice to level the match despite of its territorial domain.
The first half was not quality, but was plagued and other alternatives to a goal, but none of the goal was clear. Was from the beginning, a return match that both teams wanted to win, even if the arguments to do were limited. The ball just was in the midfield, so the first part became a long sequence of alternating bouts with both goals in which success was conspicuous by its absence.
In a balanced game until the two teams agreed to claim a penalty in the penalty area and the goalless draw with which it came to rest was a true reflection of what had given him the game so far and the low risk created with both goalkeepers. The second half began with the 1-0 in the best move of the match so far, forged by Ballesteros, Valdo and Xisco Muñoz and masterfully resolved by Caicedo, who opened the scoring at the first opportunity he had.
The crash was revolutionized and opportunities exist until then, began to do everything possible to both goals. Munúa made a great stop and the Levant on the counter could do the second. Soon after, a great shot, Cruse, to the right, also created danger. It was another game. As the meeting progressed, Almeria was found more in the field of the Levant, a team trying to find the second goal on the counterattack.
Valdo got it, but I was in an offside position (73 '). The match was wide open, with a lift that was torn between whether to try to Sticking to rival or to defend the score and Almeria had no choice than to try not to leave empty Valencia, but their attacking moves lacked clarity. The domain Almeria in the final minutes was exhausting, high emotion and therefore may have arrived at a local second goal against the equalizer as the Andalusian side.
It was well and the three points went to the Levant, which also guaranteed its particular advantage in goal difference. -Sheet: 1: Lift: Munúa, Javi Venta, Ballesteros, Del Horno, Juanfran, Xavi Torres, Iborra, Valdo (Nano, m.86), Xisco Muñoz (Jefferson Montero, m.74), Juanlu and Caicedo (Stuani , m.83).
0: Almeria: Diego Alves, Michel, Marcelo Silva, Carlos Garcia, Jakobsen (Corona, m.85), Bernardello, M, Bami (Feghouli, m.67), Uche, Piatti (Goitom, m.76), Cruse and Ulloa. Gol: 1-0, m.52: Caicedo. Referee: Delgado Ferreiro (Basque Committee). Levante admonished by Juanfran and Javi Venta and Almeria to Michel and Carlos Garcia.
Subs: match played at the Estadio Ciutat de Valencia before 12 000 spectators. 
The first half was not quality, but was plagued and other alternatives to a goal, but none of the goal was clear. Was from the beginning, a return match that both teams wanted to win, even if the arguments to do were limited. The ball just was in the midfield, so the first part became a long sequence of alternating bouts with both goals in which success was conspicuous by its absence.
In a balanced game until the two teams agreed to claim a penalty in the penalty area and the goalless draw with which it came to rest was a true reflection of what had given him the game so far and the low risk created with both goalkeepers. The second half began with the 1-0 in the best move of the match so far, forged by Ballesteros, Valdo and Xisco Muñoz and masterfully resolved by Caicedo, who opened the scoring at the first opportunity he had.
The crash was revolutionized and opportunities exist until then, began to do everything possible to both goals. Munúa made a great stop and the Levant on the counter could do the second. Soon after, a great shot, Cruse, to the right, also created danger. It was another game. As the meeting progressed, Almeria was found more in the field of the Levant, a team trying to find the second goal on the counterattack.
Valdo got it, but I was in an offside position (73 '). The match was wide open, with a lift that was torn between whether to try to Sticking to rival or to defend the score and Almeria had no choice than to try not to leave empty Valencia, but their attacking moves lacked clarity. The domain Almeria in the final minutes was exhausting, high emotion and therefore may have arrived at a local second goal against the equalizer as the Andalusian side.
It was well and the three points went to the Levant, which also guaranteed its particular advantage in goal difference. -Sheet: 1: Lift: Munúa, Javi Venta, Ballesteros, Del Horno, Juanfran, Xavi Torres, Iborra, Valdo (Nano, m.86), Xisco Muñoz (Jefferson Montero, m.74), Juanlu and Caicedo (Stuani , m.83).
0: Almeria: Diego Alves, Michel, Marcelo Silva, Carlos Garcia, Jakobsen (Corona, m.85), Bernardello, M, Bami (Feghouli, m.67), Uche, Piatti (Goitom, m.76), Cruse and Ulloa. Gol: 1-0, m.52: Caicedo. Referee: Delgado Ferreiro (Basque Committee). Levante admonished by Juanfran and Javi Venta and Almeria to Michel and Carlos Garcia.
Subs: match played at the Estadio Ciutat de Valencia before 12 000 spectators.
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