Second Division: The miracle of Fernando Vzquez: six straight wins that revive Deportivo | LaLiga SmartBank 2019

Deportivo prolongs its triumphant streak, this time at the expense of UD Las Palmas (2-1), and with the 18 points he has added in six games Since the arrival of Fernando Vzquez on the bench, he not only approaches permanence, but also begins to dream of recovering the goal with which he started the season, to finish among the top six classified and fight for promotion.

With more than 27,000 fans in Riazor, with work, defense and with the goals of Basque players Sabin Merino, which marked for the fourth consecutive day, and Eneko Bveda, Deportivo confirmed that he is back, that the collapsed team is back that a month and a half ago is seen with a foot and a half in Second B, and now sees life with other eyes.

The two teams faced the match in opposite dynamics and Las Palmas, who had linked six games (five in the league) without winning, bet in Riazor for the same system as Deportivo, which reached the upside clash after five straight wins.

Pepe Mel, whistled on his return to Riazor when his name was heard by megaphone, he played with a line of five and Deportivo tweaked the scheme a bit on the left wing, with Mollejo more like an end than a lane.

The Canarian team felt comfortable at the start of the game and worried Deportivo, but he was forgiven. Tana tried Dani Gimnez with a shot from the front that cut the goalkeeper and former goalie Rubn Castro twice in two clear terms, one to Srnic's center when he had everything in his favor to score.

The Deportivo, with the luck of face, did not have clemency. Mollejo and olak forced a hand of Eric Curbelo at 18 minutes and that foul made it into Aketxe goal, with a measured center, and Sabin Merino, who finished off in the first suit. The Basque striker has converted almost everything he has touched since his debut as blue and white. Go to goal per game.

Both calmed the blue and Whites and Mel again put his own in the encounter with a change of players and system, with the entry of Colombian Narvez by Eric Curbelo and the scheme 4-2-3-1. Before the break, the Uruguayan Mauricio Lemos forced Dani Gimnez to fly to get the ball out of a squad.

Las Palmas monopolized the ball in the second half, Pedri made sense of his game in the three-quarter line and Dani Gimnez had to respond again to a distant shot from Tana (m.62).

Deportivo expected and counterattack, but without success. Sabin Merino could not transform an appearance of Gaku Shibasaki (m.64) and the Japanese did not have precision seconds later.

Las Palmas took the revenge of the first period and found the tie with a goal in Somma's own goal when he tried to clear the ball in the area.

The Canarian team was satisfied with the draw, stopped the game after matching the score and received the penalty when there were sixteen minutes left with a collective play by Deportivo that ended with a header of Eneko Bveda, free of mark, on the second stick to center by Vctor Mollejo from the bottom line.

Las Palmas again took possession of the ball and Deportivo, folded, defended himself to maintain the advantage and add his sixth consecutive victory, which takes him away from the relegation positions and even allows him to dream.