Valencia – Espanyol, live broadcast | Braithwaite beats Espanyol at the start of the second half sports

67’00” Substitute: Denis Suarez, Fernandez, Vinicius de Souza Costa

67’00” Substitute Brian Oliván Herrero Adrià Giner Pedrosa

62’00” Substitute Thierry Rendall Correa, Dimitri Christophe Foulquier

62’00” Substitute Thierry Rendall Correa, Dimitri Christophe Foulquier

62’00” Substitute Nicholas Gonzalez Iglesias Hugo Duro Perales

59’53’ – Valencia have a hard time finding finishers in the area, with the all-too-critical Espanyol taking on the scene. Last volleys by Javi Guerra and José Luis Gayá never came to fruition, as the defense was well defended by the visiting team fixing players coming in to try and finish the play.

56’31” – A huge advantage for Espanyol, who grew a lot in the second half, revealed themselves much more, and through this audacity, reached the goal. Now he doesn’t go back several meters into his own area and tries to stretch out for the third goal once he’s got the ball back, and does so with much greater precision and efficiency than he showed during the entire first half.

54’27” – Close the door, Oscar Gil! What a fantastic defensive work from the Valencia winger who chased Justin Kluivert to the end to prevent him from finishing off a ball sent into the area from the right by Javi Guerra who made himself noticed again by hitting that area. The tension in the players is noticeable, as well as in the stands of Mestalla who feel that the relegation chasm is very close once again.

51’10” – Espanyol had already warned in a long shot from Denis Suarez that forced George Mamardashvili to react clearing with a good stretch, and without time to recover from this measure, and after trying to get out of the attack of the balls, the play reached from the goal of the blue and white team at the moment is to deliver a resounding blow to the table, putting Valencia in a very dangerous position, which would leave all their homework for the last day.

50’00” Target Martin Christensen Braithwaite

46’00” Substitute Nicholas Melamed Ribaudo, Martin Christensen Braithwaite

46’00” Substitute Nicholas Melamed Ribaudo, Martin Christensen Braithwaite

Everything will be decided in the second between Valencia and Espanyol, which only gave bad news on the field of play in terms of forces, with the injury of Tony Lato, who had to be replaced minutes after hitting himself with the stick, in a good deed that could end with a goal for the footballer himself.

49’02” The end of the first part!

46’30” – The pace of the match decreased slightly after the goals, although Valencia continued to be the group trying to build its attack with more intention and detail, with Espanyol increasing their lead in the area.

45’39” – We’ll add four minutes into this first half.

43’57” – Very attentive Serge Dardier to Andre Almeida. Valencia does not give up his offensive tendency in this first half. Jose Luis Gaia crossed long from the left, looking for the Portuguese in the far corner, which was well defended by the parrot midfielder who prevented the footballer from reaching the ball.

42’21” – The first ball that served Espanyol with danger and intent on the Valencia area, and what a return it got from its game, and it ended with a powerful blow with the enthusiasm of a crowd that was still celebrating Diego Lopez’s goal. A mental blow to Rubén Baraga’s men who have to start over from the beginning. And we’ll have to see if this changes the image of Espanyol who have so far given very little.

40’00” The goal is Cesar Jasip Montes Castro

38’00” The goal is Diego Lopez Noguerrol