He takes off his hat. José María Gutiérrez, who stopped coaching Almería on Friday, congratulated the Frenchman Karim Benzema for the heel that allowed the Brazilian Casemiro to open the scoring at RCDE Stadium before the break in the game between Espanyol and Real Madrid, a goal that in the end gave the victory to his team (0-1).
“Benzema. Magic, friend. Brutal,” wrote the former Real Madrid player on his social networks along with a photograph of him just when he was going to star in another brilliant heel to the French striker so that he scored at his pleasure.
More than ten years ago, on January 30, 2010, Guti starred in one of the most brilliant actions of his career at the Riazor stadium in front of Deportivo when he was alone in front of goal Dani Aranzubia, but instead of shooting he decided to give a back heel that only had to push the Benzema network. Real Madrid ended up winning in the fief coruñés by 1-3, something that had been a long time without achieving.
This time, when the game was about to come to rest with a draw to zero, the French striker invented a heel that, after passing between the legs of his marker, the Colombian Bernardo Espinosa, allowed the Brazilian Casemiro to overtake the box of Zinedine Zidane.
The midfielder’s goal was the first and only one of the match and allowed Real Madrid to take the victory and increase their lead advantage by two points with respect to Barcelona, while Espanyol remains ten from salvation with six days to play .
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