The experienced Sergi Romero paused to score the goal that gave the three points to Peralada in a Girona derby marked by initial nervousness. With this, the champagne players still do not concede a goal in three games and without knowing the defeat; while the banyolins add the second defeat -with identical result- in two days.
Miquel Coromina i Morató opened his doors yesterday in a new season of Banyoles in the Third Division. And what better way to do it than with a Girona derby receiving a Peralada in a state of grace. Although no spectators could be seen in the stands in Banyoles due to the restrictions due to the pandemic, the restlessness and nervousness could be felt in both sets. From the beginning, Pitu Batlle’s words were clear: he wanted his team to dominate the game. In fact, the white-and-blues want to make an impregnable wall of their feud. Local striker Sanku warned in the 4th minute, but an Aroca, who was growing week after week, spat out his shot with his foot. Seeing the timely banyolina, the visitors put Bartrina to the test. The local goalkeeper emulated Aroca by intervening on three occasions to make it impossible for Arnau and Coro to score. A derby without controversy is not a derby. Yesterday’s 39th minute saw Henry fall into the area causing a possible penalty.
Despite the visiting chances, the champagners took a step forward to surprise Banyoles. Said and done. When the ball was in force, Sergi Romero hit the ball hard from the edge of the penalty box. From here, and with the game open, the blows came by both combined. Especially for Banyoles, who had the tie to play with several u against ui with a shot from Eric Gispert that crashed against the crossbar.
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