MADRID, Jan. 17 (SportsFinding) –
Getafe ended its negative streak of three consecutive losses by winning the derby of the south of Madrid in Butarque (0-3) thanks to the goals of Cabrera, Nyom and Mata in just half an hour, a triumph that returns to the azulones to Europa League positions.
The picture of José Bordalás was in his line: reliable, hard in defense and effective in the final meters. This was demonstrated at the first exchange with a launch of Arambarri that left by four minutes of the game. Getafe monopolized the battle and dwarfed Leganés.
The 0-1 came after two cuts from Mata and a play that ended in a corner. In that launch, Cabrera finished off with pleasure after Tarín did not prevent it. Ten minutes later, the second of the azulones arrived with another final blow for the 'Pichu' Cuéllar. This time it was an expepinero like Nyom who won the stands of the stands.
The Cameroonian side finished off with power and the ball slipped between the Lega goalkeeper's hand and the crossbar. His effusive celebration made it clear that he did not leave Butarque making many friends. The victory was already clear and the bathroom, too. Javier Aguirre's pupils were completely missing.
The Blue and Whites' defensive concessions were the same as the first ten days. Lega took a step back and did so before the eternal rival. There was no hint of comeback, not even a dangerous occasion except for an isolated header from Guido Carrillo and a shot by Ruibal from the front – already in the second half. The substitute for En-Nesyri did not have his best day either.
To make matters worse, Jorge Molina cooked the third with an individual action that ended up marking Jaime Mata. A gift from the veteran striker of Getafe who closed the game because in the second half nothing happened. Those of Bordalás contemplated and let the minutes pass to sink their rival and continue dreaming of the European fight.
– RESULTS OF THE DAY 20.
-Friday.
Leganés – Getafe 0 – 3.
-Saturday.
Levante – Alavés 13.00.
Real Madrid – Seville 16.00.
Osasuna – Valladolid 18.30.
Eibar – Atlético de Madrid 21.00.
-Sunday.
Mallorca – Valencia 12.00.
Betis – Real Sociedad 14.00.
Villarreal – Espanyol 16.00.
Athletic – Celtic 18.30.
Barcelona – Granada 21.00.