Zamora Defeats Avilés After Red Card and Two Second-Half Goals

Real Avilés traveled to face Zamora at the Estadio Ruta de la Plata for a Primera Federación fixture, with Yago Iglesias returning to face his former club during his tenure as the Avilés manager, as reported by La Nueva España.

Zamora deployed Iker Piedra in goal, backed by a defense of Gorjón, Luengo, Dufur, and Albert. Alex Hidalgo and Juanje anchored the midfield behind Urzain, Bueso, and Yurrieta, with Carbonell leading the attack.

Real Avilés countered with Álvaro Ratón as goalkeeper. The defensive line featured Iker Aldai, Sillero, Andrés Carmona, and Osky, while Samu Mayo and Neskes started in central midfield ahead of attacking options Cris Montes, Cayarga, and Íñigo Muñoz, alongside striker Santamaría.

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The match turned in the first half when referee action resulted in a red card for Avilés defender Andrés Carmona in the 32nd minute following a video review. Earlier, Samu Mayo received a yellow card in the 23rd minute, which rules the midfielder out of the next fixture due to accumulation.

Osky was forced off injured in the 35th minute and replaced by Mángel, leaving Avilés shorthanded before the teams reached halftime level at 0-0 after four minutes of stoppage time.

Zamora broke the deadlock shortly after the interval when Yurrieta scored in the 54th minute to make it 1-0. Albert added a second goal just minutes later in the 61st minute, extending the lead to 2-0.

Real Avilés attempted to respond with a triple substitution in the 55th minute, bringing on Santi Franco, Pitu Doncel, and Lidueá to replace Cayarga, Cris Montes, and Neskes.

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