A goal from Luis Rioja earned the babazorros to save the game
Camara had advanced to those of Can Misses
The Deportivo Alaveswhich is still at the top of the LaLiga SmartBank table, saved a point this Sunday against a Ibiza who opened his locker (1-1), and it was thanks to a goal from Luis Rioja in the second half who neutralized the one scored for the locals by Suleiman Camara at 10 minutes.
DATA SHEET
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Ibiza
Ibiza: Fuzato; Ze Carlos, Ibiza, Goldar, Vazquez; Appin (García, 64′), Shashoua, Morante (Ekain, 64′), Camara (Villar, 80′); Poveda (Castel, 71′), Herrera.
Alaves
Alavés: Sivera; Tenaglia, Abqar (Moya, 46′), Maras (Arroyo, 66′), López (Duarte, 46′); Alkain, Sedlar, Seville, Rioja; Sylla (Jason, 42′), De la Fuente (Hara, 79′).
goals
Goals: 1-0 M. 10 Camera. 1-1 M. 55 Rioja.
Referee
Milla Alvendiz (Madrid). TA: Morante (35′), Ze Carlos (69′), Shashoua (77′), García (86′) / Abqar (43′), Maras (51′).
The sky blue dreamed of their first victory of the season after a league start with two defeats. The albiazules reached the third day with full victories.
Ibiza began dominating the match, with constant pressure on the opposite field, more possession of the ball and aborting the attempts of the albiazules to come out from behind to reach the rival area.
Ibiza’s first opportunity came five minutes after the initial whistle with a shot from Suleiman that Sivera was able to repel.
Five later came the goal for the sky blue. Suleiman, the star signing of Ibiza this seasontook the ball into the net with a shot from the center of the area after an assist from Darío Poveda.
Alavés tried it playing on the counterattack, and Salva Sevilla had his chance, just before passing through the changing rooms, with a shot from the center of the area that went just past the left squad.
The Vitorian team’s goal came in the second half with a goal from Rioja who managed to put the Basques on the scoreboard. With a left shot from inside the area, he beat the Ibizan goalkeeper (m.54).
The second part had started with the balanced forces between the two combined and with a more offensive Alavés than in the first half and that he managed to install himself at times in the local area with clear chances to score.
The give and take between goals also gave opportunities to Ibiza, to which the referee awarded a penalty, after a foul by Arroyo on Castel inside the areathat finally the VAR decided that it did not deserve the maximum penalty.