3-0: Sabadell fall to Huesca, which ends the preseason undefeated

He Huesca has finished his preseason undefeated by winning this Friday in his four preparation game, leaving good feelings, Sabadell 3-0 in the facilities of the Huesca IES Pirámide.

Sabadell, with a 5-3-2 system, stood up pressing Huesca throughout the field, which always remains at 4-3-3 and who did not play comfortably because he could not string together plays, despite playing Míchel Sánchez with the Barcelona starting team in the last preseason game.

The game was not brilliant as there were numerous interruptions, with the two teams playing in the center of the field and without Huesca being able to impose its rhythm, even if it was of a higher category.

Neither team had clear chances to score goals in the first half, although the possession of Antonio Hidalgo's team, Sabadell, was greater, being more intense than a team from Huesca that did not find a way to get out with the ball controlled from defense, or send balls diagonally as he usually does.

At the end of the first half, Huesca moved the ball with more danger and in a play well braided by the right wing, in a center by Juan Carlos, he finished it off head Rafa Mir to the meshes of the Sabadell goal.

After the break, Huesca improved a lot and moved better in all the plots of the field and arrived with more danger in the area of ​​the Catalan team that made Fuoli intervene with success.

The Arlequinado team had the opportunity to tie the game through Héber Pena when he missed a penalty in the 55th minute, when Andrés Fernández sent the ball with his knee out of the goal.

In the second half, Huesca clearly dominated the game and easily reached the Sabadell area, which was no longer pressing as in the first half. There was danger from both the wings and the center, although it did not translate into goals.

The changes of players suited Huesca better than Sabadell, who lost their place on the field, did not press and did not have the ball for just a few seconds, showing a lower and weaker image than in the first forty-five minutes.

In the midst of the collapse of the Catalan team, both physically and tactically, two more goals would come through Okazaki, who would score the second goal of the Huesca in the 87th minute in a head turn characteristic of the Japanese, and in the 90th minute, when Seoane scored from a direct free kick above the barrier.