El Alcorcón, the first Second team to certify its descent

The Alcorcon has consummated its mathematical descent in the Second Division by losing 3-1 in the field of a Cartagena that clings to its few options to dispute the promotion of promotion to the First Division, a goal that continues to have eight points now with six games to go. in front of.

The Efesé, with the news of Pablo Vazquez, Sergio Tejera, Mohammed Dauda Y Ruben Castro With respect to the team that Luis Carrión presented in Lugo, he sought to put an end to a losing streak of three in a row, that of the Anxo Carro stadium by 1-0, the previous one at home against Oviedo by 1-2 and the severe 4-1 of Gijón, and he did it to reach 49 points.

Facing him was an adversary who consummated the loss of category by being 19 points from the safety zone with only 18 at stake.

The Madrid team, with David Forniés and José Ángel Jurado facing their former team, started with enthusiasm. Fran Fernández’s men soon gained an advantage against a very off-center opponent.

In three minutes Borja Valle, from a distance, and Xisco Jiménez, with a missed shot when he was in front of Marc Martínez, had already warned with shots that they did not find a goal and immediately afterwards a penalty for Marc bringing down Borja Valle gave him the chance to make it 0-1 in the 7th minute and he didn’t waste it.

The potters, who had just added four points in their two previous games, continued to do their thing, pressing well and taking the initiative.

It was a very poor first half for Carrión’s men, who did not try a single shot until the 42nd minute -it was after a corner with a shot by Rubén Castro blocked by the defense and another later by Julio Buffarini very wide-.

Just when murmurs could be heard in the stands and some whistles, the tie came in the 47th minute of the first period. It happened after a mistake by the visiting defense, the first, which Rubén Castro took advantage of to advance with the ball and take a shot that, after touching the defense, made the ball fell to Pablo de Blasis. The Argentine finished first and established the 1-1 with which the break was reached.

Despite this, it was clear that the local coach did not like what his team showed and introduced a triple change in the interval -Berto Cayarga for Buffarini, Richard Boateng for Sebastián Cristóforo and Pedro Alcalá for Sergio Tejera-, with which he went on to play with a defense of three central defenders and a more populated midfield.

The meeting changed and the locals, already more settled, handled the situation with De Blasis throwing the team on his back. In any case, it was difficult for them to generate danger also because Alcorcón did not break down no matter how much the ball hovered around their area.

However, in a corner kick taken by De Blasis in the 26th minute of the second act made it 2-1which Alfredo Ortuño achieved, just after entering the field, by clinching a header from his teammate Pedro Alcalá.

Dauda, ​​with two shots from outside the box, came close to scoring Cartagena’s third goal but both attempts went over the crossbar and Rubén Castro had a goal disallowed for offside. The 3-1 came four minutes from the end with the second goal in his account from De Blasis.