Rayo Vallecano
EspanyolDay 6
Pedrosa 26'
Rayo Vallecano: 25. Audero - 4. Díaz Р., 15. Sadic M. (Valentín Ó., 61), 17. Pedrosa, 18. Álvaro García (Balliu, 84), 24. Lejeune - 2. Ratiu, 6. Ciss P., 8. López U. (Bouare, 61) - 10. Camello (Alemao, 76), 14. Tsitaishvili (Pérez Fr., 76)
Substitution: Valentín Ó. (from 61); Bouare (from 61); Pérez Fr. (from 76); Alemao (from 76); Balliu (from 84)
Bench: 1. Cárdenas - 3. Kumbulla, 22. Fernández Pel., 26. de las Sias - 37. Belaid
Yellow Cards: López U. 45; Tsitaishvili 67; Ciss P. 70; Bouare 80; Alemao 90
Espanyol: 13. Dmitrović - 3. Hartman Q., 4. Gonzalez U. (Lozano P., 84), 5. Riedel C., 6. Cabrera L., 21. Hinojo (Fernandez Mar., 46), 23. El Hilali (till 90) - 20. Moscardo (Edu Expósito, 46) - 26. Bauzà (Zaragoza Br., 46) - 28. Hernandez J. (Calatrava, 74) - 9. Fernández Rob.
Substitution: Edu Expósito (from 46); Zaragoza Br. (from 46); Fernandez Mar. (from 46); Calatrava (from 74); Lozano P. (from 84)
Bench: 1. Fortuño, 31. Serred - 14. Núñez U., 16. Drkušić - 24. Dolan - 11. Milla P.
Yellow Cards: Fernandez Mar. 63
Red cards: El Hilali 90'
The final scoreline reflected a dominant first half
Barcelona secured another three points in impressive fashion
A late winner spared the visitors from dropping points in a tense opening game
Crystal Palace put the fairytale finishing touches on the Oliver Glasner era, securing their first-ever European silverware to bid farewell to the Austrian tactician in ultimate style
The remarkable European journey of Strasbourg came to a painful end
Real Madrid have halted their recent slump in form with a clinical 2-0 victory over Espanyol in Matchday 34 of La Liga
Rayo Vallecano moved one step closer to the UEFA Europa Conference League final
FC Barcelona tightened their grip on the La Liga title race
The decisive moment arrived midway through the first half
Girona once again proved to be a nightmare opponent for Espanyol
The latest projections for this season’s UEFA Conference League have been published by Football Meets Data, outlining the clubs most likely to lift the trophy
Barca once again claimed local bragging rights in the Catalan derby
Rayo Vallecano and Valencia played out a hard-fought draw in Madrid
It was the second consecutive match without a goal for Xabi Alonso’s side
The Catalan giants are set to play their fixture tomorrow, giving them a chance to reclaim their position
Despite Espanyol’s reputation as a tricky opponent, the Catalan side offered little resistance against a composed and clinical Madrid