On Easter Sunday, Mirandés came back to life at the Ibercaja Stadium by beating a Real Zaragoza team that wasted the opportunity to stay within one point. Dani Gómez gave the scorers the lead with a penalty but Unax del Cura equalized just before the break and Carlos Fernández, right after and with a superb backheel, scored the winning goal to get on the ‘last train’ of permanence. The wild boars, with their second win in the last 14 outings, are six points away from safety, from which the maños are four points away.
With this Chilean on his back, Unax del Cura made it 1-1 at the Ibercaja Stadium
The two teams started very active, knowing the importance of the duel. The wild boars were the first to create danger but the maños later took the initiative with several arrivals that encouraged the stands. In one of those, Rober González entered the area and Medrano made a mistake in grabbing him. Clear penalty. Dani Gómez continued his ally with a goal putting it 1-0.
Kodro He had the second in his boots with a shot deflected by a defender. The Jebari He warned the crowd that there was still a lot left with a good personal move and a shot that Andrada saved by putting in a fantastic and tense hand. In the final stretch of the first half, Tamarit He was providential in cutting off a center that would have been the locals’ second. When the score was 1-0 at half-time, Mirandés turned the Ibercaja Stadium upside down.
Kodro regrets after a missed chance… it could have been 2-0
After hitting the crossbar, the play ended with Unax’s goal from El Cura on his back and with scissors falling after a bad clearance by Larios first and El Yamiq next. The tie left the Aragonese affected, as they were able to score the second in a row if Carlos Fernandez would have defined well after an error of Saidu. Fair draw and to the locker room with everything to decide.
Dani Gómez opened the scoring with this penalty
The second half was a real ‘street runner’ from the opening whistle. Kodro He never tired of forgiving goals, even the stick was responsible for making the Bosnian bitter. While the visitors got it right a great combination between Medrano, Javi Hernández and Carlos Fernández, who sent the ball to the net with his backhandn. A great goal.
Another one was missing Kodro with Juanpa savior to confirm that it was not the striker’s day. Javi Hernandez It was around the third but it was the whites who deserved the equalizer by push. Of course, with more heart than head and a lot of lack of success. The Mirandés defense rejected any option of a tie to sign a very valuable victory and complicate Zaragoza’s options for salvation.