Club Atlético Osasuna and Getafe tied to zero in a bad, but disputed football match in El Sadar in which both teams could not materialize the few occasions they had during a gray meeting.
Osasuna came out strong looking for victory from the initial whistle with a Marc Cardona who threw the team behind him with individual actions that drove the Azulona defense crazy before leaving injured in the 9th minute.
The rojillos dominated the initial minutes until the party began to get muddled without clear offensive actions with some Arrasate pupils who defended the few incursions made by those of Bordalás.
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Osasuna
Sergio Herrera; Roncaglia (Nacho Vidal, m.81), Aridane, Raúl Navas, Estupiñán; Kike Barja (Roberto Torres, m. 69), Oier, Darko, Íñigo Pérez (Fran Mérida, m.81); Adrián (Rubén García, m.69), Cardona (Arnaiz, m.9).
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Getafe
Soria; Damián (Timor, m.68), Djené, Etxeita (Chema, m.52), Olivera; Nyom, Arambarri, Maksimovic, Cucurella; Molina (Hudo Duro, m.87), and Jaime Mata.
- referee:
Melero López (Andalusian Committee), assisted by Torre Cimiano and Martínez Serrato. He showed yellow to Aridane, Navas, Iñigo Pérez and Oier on the part of Osasuna and Mata, Cucurella, Jorge Molina and Chema on the visiting side.
- incidents:
Match corresponding to the thirty-fourth day of the Santander League played behind closed doors at the El Sadar stadium.
Osasuna emulated the pressure with which Getafe is accustomed to subdue its rivals with some local defenders who played ahead to choke the ball out of their enemy.
The only chance of the first half came in the 48th minute after Etxeita headed Arambarri’s cross from the right side in what was the first shot between the three poles.
Both teams jumped wanting to forget the bad first part they played with the mission of adding three points to stay alive in the European fight.
In the 64th minute, Darko and Arnaiz managed a good counter before the Serbian put a low cross for Kike Barja. The youth squad threw himself to the ground and finished, but David Soria took the ball with his right foot thwarting the clearest opportunity of the match.
Arrasate introduced Rubén García and Roberto Torres to the field with the clear idea of revolutionizing a duel that remarkably opened after the break, but which did not count on great occasions either.
Finally, Melero López decreed the end of a game from which Getafe stopped adding 2 points in El Sadar in its fight to enter the Champions as a goal against an Atlético Osasuna Club that already has salvation in its pocket.
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