Héctor Simón commented at the pre – match press conference the countless casualties with which the Peralada arrived in Vilatenim. It did not differ much from the argument of a Figueres, who did recover a player for the “Tramuntana derby”, but who he received the champagnes with tweezers. Locals Urri and Rami had to leave the pitch due to injury before a first half that ended in 1-2. Romero and Raúl rounded off with a goal each a victory that symbolizes a lot: the first victory of the white-and-greens in Vilatenim and so continue one more week in the top positions.
With juggling, and almost acrobatics, the two coaches had to design their respective eleven for the Alt Empordà derby. As if the effort to think about who to put on the big string of casualties was not enough, Moisès Hurtado had to go one step further. His top scorer, Urri, called for a change. And it was only the 6th minute. Despite this, the predominant color in the first bars was white-and-blue with Reñé as the protagonist. Demonstrating that they are immersed in the fight for first place, Peralada hit effectively. In the first, Caball was unlucky, but in the second Casanova did not forgive. A goal that preceded Pugi’s equalizer a while later. The misfortunes did not come off a Hurtado that had to make Arimany enter by the injured Rami, another. Experienced as the most, and taking advantage of local mismanagement, Romero, the captain, stated that he wanted the first half to end in 1-2. His was the goal before the break.
Spurred on by the result and knowing that the income was minimal, Héctor Simón asked his footballers for another march during the break. The same premise that those of Hurtado received. The tug-of-war ended with the second of Romero and the third of a Peralada that paved the way for his first victory in Vilatenim, where this year he is resisting the victory in Figueres. Then, Raúl sentenced with the fourth goal for his.
This way, Peralada remains in the fight for the first places in the classification. While the people of Figueres receive excessive punishment and still do not win at home.
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