Huesca triumphed 2-0 over Cerdanyola during the Second RFEF match that took place this Sunday. Huesca B arrived with the spirit of returning to winning ways after suffering a 1-0 loss in the previous match against Espanyol B. On the visitors’ side, Cerdanyola had just won 4-0 at home to Ejea in the last game held. With this result, the team from Huesca is sixteenth, while Cerdanyola is fourth after the end of the duel.
The first half of the confrontation got off to a good start for Huesca B, who took the opportunity to open the scoring with a goal from Jordi Cano in the 35th minute, ending the first half with a 1-0 scoreline.
After the halfway point in the game, the goal came in the second half for the local team, which put more ground in between thanks to a goal from Carlos Kevin just before the final whistle, specifically in minute 89. Finally, the game ended with a 2-0 in the light.
Both coaches moved the benches. The Huesca coach gave entry to Dani Sandoval, Manu Molina, Barba, Aparicio and Nacho Pastor for Val, Mora, Alberto Fuentes, Jordi Cano and Manu Rico, while Cerdanyola gave the green light to Albert Lopez, Carlos Cano and Sosa for Rubén Giménez, Bandeh and Kevin.
The referee showed Cerdanyola two yellow cards (Nils and Kevin), while the home team saw none.
With 17 points, Dani Aso’s Huesca B was in sixteenth place in the general table at the end of the match, relegated to the Third Division, while the team led by Toni Carrillo was in fourth place with 27 points.
The team that played the game at home will face Terrassa the following day, while Cerdanyola will play Brea.