This match day 21 has been a very strange one. The refereing issue has been all over the front pages after the controversy in the match between Real Madrid and Almería. In this article, as usual, there will be no commentary on the matter. Here we focus on the most important thing: we focus on the ball. In this case, from ELXIIDEAL, we highlight three protagonists in LaLiga Overtime of this match day: Jesús Areso, Sergio González and Ferran Torres.
LaLiga Overtime – Match Day #21:
The anthological goal of Jesús ‘Roberto Carlos’ Areso:
The match between Osasuna and Getafe kicked off Sunday’s super round of fixtures, which featured all manner of goals, high-quality action and improbable comebacks. But above all, the play of the weekend came from Jesús Areso. It was a great game that reflected a 2-2 scoreboard and that would be unbalanced with an anthological goal.
It was the 80th minute of the match when Areso left the football world perplexed. The right-back scored the goal of the season. A cross from the corner was poisoned past David Soria. An impossible angle and a strike, like Roberto Carlos in Tenerife, which caused delirium in El Sadar. Victories always taste good, but a win with such a masterpiece tastes like glory.
The last breath of Sergio González:
Cádiz‘s situation is dramatic this season. They aren’t far from salvation, only one point behind Sevilla, but the general feeling is that the team isn’t good enough. Since September, with a win over Villarreal at the Nuevo Mirandilla, Cádiz hasn’t managed to celebrate a victory and the continuity of Sergio González after the defeat against Alavés was untenable.
Despite the poor performance this season, Sergio is a living legend at Cádiz. The Catalan coach has done an incredible job in charge of the Andalusian team. With a squad that every year stood out for a level, in principle, far from what the First Division requires, the Catalan coach has done wonders.
The blame, which always tends to fall on the coach, in this case applies the mythical football saying “it’s easier to change one than eleven”. Despite the abrupt break-up, the Cádiz fans must pay tribute to a coach who managed to do the impossible in Cádiz.
A shark is on the loose:
Last season, Ferran Torres experienced the worst moment of his professional career. Plagued by doubts about his performance, Barcelona put the target of transferable a player who had cost them 60 million euros as transferable. Far from giving up, Ferran completely changed his idiosyncrasies and became, as he calls himself, a shark.
The permutation is complete. He was locked in a mind that caused him to lack confidence in his qualities and, after hard physical and mental work in the summer, the Valencian’s confidence is sky-high. He managed to earn a place in Xavi‘s squad and has responded to the confidence of the coach from Terrassa.
A perseverance that has dazzled the blaugrana coach and has Ferran among his regulars. And, in response, the winger is offering his best football with an exhibition at the Benito Villamarín. Three goals and an assist at Barça’s worst moment that demonstrates the shark’s vortex, a performance worthy of highlighting in this week’s LaLiga Overtime.
Translated by Marcos Rodríguez.
Main image: Edit Pablo Benítez.
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