Two goals from Spanish international Pablo Hernandez, one in each time period, gave victory to Valencia in Mallorca, the seventeenth of the season, won after starting from a goal Balearic team marked by Ivan Ramis penalty. The victory enables the Valencia set to consolidate its position in third place in the league, breaking the jinx of the island, where he lost in the last two seasons and also gives you peace to face the back in the Champions League against Schalke 04.
Mallorca, who scored his fourteenth defeat in the championship, fought to the end for the tie, but found a great defense Valencia and another great performance from their goalkeeper, Vincent Guaita, the great figure of his team in the Balearic capital. The Balearic team took to the field with the same faith and ambition against Barcelona, although unknown to clear focused on checking whether the effort had shelf life, since before the Catalans, the Balearic collapsed after half an hour game.
Valencia wanted to print a leisurely pace to the actions and he did, and that moved the ball from one side to another, but without any depth. The visitors first shot on goal with a certain intention was recorded on 22 minutes through Mata. Their midfield, with Argentine Ever Banega, Turk Mehmet Topal, Pablo Hernandez and Juan Mata did not quite find the formula to turn off the local drive, which is sometimes accompanied by flashes of technique, almost always by Canadian Jonathan Guzmán.
Mallorca, a team which very few were betting last August, as it usually roll with the "big." Every time it feels more comfortable, perhaps, supported in his position well off the table. Valencia cost him sink his teeth because he had a rival in front full of moral and convinced that Europe is closer to relegation.
In addition, players who heads Unai Emery met with an own goal on 30 minutes after a rigorous penalty committed by Costa on the Cameroonian Pierre Webó. The center did not spare Ivan Ramis and Mallorca took the lead when least expected. Valencia responded quickly and, two minutes later, Pablo Hernandez took advantage of a ball that left him Aritz Aduriz head to beat the Israeli Dudu Aouate.
The score 1-1 in the match moved to the same dynamic of the first half hour, with two teams very well by measuring their potential offensive and without risking the least. Mallorca and Valencia left the precautions in the locker room in the second half and came out determined in search of victory.
The second goal it was Emilio Nsue (min. 47), but his shot was sent to the corner Guaita in a major intervention. No mistake, however, Pablo Hernandez (min. 57), who returned to surprise Aouate with a tight shot, and gave the impression that the Israeli goal could have done more. Valencia had managed to trace the party and went to his advantage with great care, ceding ground to a Mallorca who sought tie with the Japanese Akihiro Ienaga in place of Frenchman Michael Pereira.
All local attempts to tie the game died in Valencia secure defense, especially in the hands of its target Vicente Guaita, Iberostar Stadium impregnable, and could only be beaten by a penalty. - Technical: 1 - Mallorca: Aouate; Cendrós, Nunes, Ramis, Kevin; Nsue, Marti (Tejera, min. 83), De Guzman (Joao Victor, min.
85), Pereira (Aki, min. 67), Castro and Webó. 2 - Valencia: Guaita, Bruno, David Navarro, Ricardo Costa, Alba, Paul, Banega (Albelda, min. 87), Topal, Mata (Vicente, min. 81); Aduriz and Jonah (Joaquín, min. 70). Goals: 1-0. min. 30: Ramis marks a penalty Coast to Webó much discussed in the Valencian row, 1-1, min.
32: Paul shoots Aouate after an attendance of heads of Aduriz, 1-2, min. 57: Paul's surprise set Aouate with a shot to the stick. Referee: Undiano Mallenco (Navarro College). Webó admonished and Ramis. Subs: Party for the Twenty-Sixth Day League Championship played at the Iberostar Stadium before some 14 000 spectators.
Before the game there was a minute's silence in memory of a member of Mallorca, Bartomeu Frau. Valencia's players wore black armbands for the death of the mother's goalkeeper Renan. 
Mallorca, who scored his fourteenth defeat in the championship, fought to the end for the tie, but found a great defense Valencia and another great performance from their goalkeeper, Vincent Guaita, the great figure of his team in the Balearic capital. The Balearic team took to the field with the same faith and ambition against Barcelona, although unknown to clear focused on checking whether the effort had shelf life, since before the Catalans, the Balearic collapsed after half an hour game.
Valencia wanted to print a leisurely pace to the actions and he did, and that moved the ball from one side to another, but without any depth. The visitors first shot on goal with a certain intention was recorded on 22 minutes through Mata. Their midfield, with Argentine Ever Banega, Turk Mehmet Topal, Pablo Hernandez and Juan Mata did not quite find the formula to turn off the local drive, which is sometimes accompanied by flashes of technique, almost always by Canadian Jonathan Guzmán.
Mallorca, a team which very few were betting last August, as it usually roll with the "big." Every time it feels more comfortable, perhaps, supported in his position well off the table. Valencia cost him sink his teeth because he had a rival in front full of moral and convinced that Europe is closer to relegation.
In addition, players who heads Unai Emery met with an own goal on 30 minutes after a rigorous penalty committed by Costa on the Cameroonian Pierre Webó. The center did not spare Ivan Ramis and Mallorca took the lead when least expected. Valencia responded quickly and, two minutes later, Pablo Hernandez took advantage of a ball that left him Aritz Aduriz head to beat the Israeli Dudu Aouate.
The score 1-1 in the match moved to the same dynamic of the first half hour, with two teams very well by measuring their potential offensive and without risking the least. Mallorca and Valencia left the precautions in the locker room in the second half and came out determined in search of victory.
The second goal it was Emilio Nsue (min. 47), but his shot was sent to the corner Guaita in a major intervention. No mistake, however, Pablo Hernandez (min. 57), who returned to surprise Aouate with a tight shot, and gave the impression that the Israeli goal could have done more. Valencia had managed to trace the party and went to his advantage with great care, ceding ground to a Mallorca who sought tie with the Japanese Akihiro Ienaga in place of Frenchman Michael Pereira.
All local attempts to tie the game died in Valencia secure defense, especially in the hands of its target Vicente Guaita, Iberostar Stadium impregnable, and could only be beaten by a penalty. - Technical: 1 - Mallorca: Aouate; Cendrós, Nunes, Ramis, Kevin; Nsue, Marti (Tejera, min. 83), De Guzman (Joao Victor, min.
85), Pereira (Aki, min. 67), Castro and Webó. 2 - Valencia: Guaita, Bruno, David Navarro, Ricardo Costa, Alba, Paul, Banega (Albelda, min. 87), Topal, Mata (Vicente, min. 81); Aduriz and Jonah (Joaquín, min. 70). Goals: 1-0. min. 30: Ramis marks a penalty Coast to Webó much discussed in the Valencian row, 1-1, min.
32: Paul shoots Aouate after an attendance of heads of Aduriz, 1-2, min. 57: Paul's surprise set Aouate with a shot to the stick. Referee: Undiano Mallenco (Navarro College). Webó admonished and Ramis. Subs: Party for the Twenty-Sixth Day League Championship played at the Iberostar Stadium before some 14 000 spectators.
Before the game there was a minute's silence in memory of a member of Mallorca, Bartomeu Frau. Valencia's players wore black armbands for the death of the mother's goalkeeper Renan.
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