El Real Unión no aprovecha una renta de dos goles ante el Extremadura y se salva al final (2-2)

Real Unión and Extremadura ended in a 2-2 draw at Estadio Francisco de la Hera, with the visitors seeing a late disallowed goal https://www.diariovasco.com/…. The match featured a two-goal lead for Real Unión that was erased by Extremadura, culminating in a controversial stoppage-time disallowance.

Real Unión took an early lead in the first half, with Galarza scoring in the 27th minute and Azkune adding a second goal in the 44th. Real Unión entered the second half with a 2-0 advantage but saw Extremadura equalize through Diego Espejo in the 74th and Alfred Gothler in the 79th. In the final moments, Luis Nicolás appeared to score a winner for Extremadura, but the goal was disallowed after review.

Late Disallowed Goal Shadows Final Moments

The decisive moment came in stoppage time when Nicolás struck from outside the box, but the referee overturned the goal following a video review. Extremadura’s hopes of a late victory were dashed, leaving the match at 2-2.

First-Half Dominance Overcome in Second Half

Real Unión took the initiative in the first half, with Galarza’s header in the 27th minute and Azkune’s long-range strike in the 44th sealing a 2-0 lead. Espejo’s goal in the 74th minute marked the start of their comeback, followed by Gothler’s equalizer five minutes later. Despite the late drama, neither team could secure a decisive advantage.

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Team Lineups and Match Details

Extremadura’s starting lineup included Diego Espejo, Luis Nicolás, and Alfred Gothler, while Real Unión featured Galarza, Azkune, and Gaizka Martínez. The referee, González Sánchez, issued yellow cards to Bekhoucha, Nordín, Unai, Álvaro Mateo, and Galarza. The match drew 4,295 spectators at the Estadio Francisco de la Hera.

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