Notes from Espanyol players against Real Oviedo

He 1×1 belonging RKD Espanyol: notes on the performance of blue and white football players against Real Oviedo:

Joan García: 9 SALVADOR

He saved the team again with two very decent performances.

Omar El Hilaly: 5 IMPROVED

It started out shaky, but then it got better and ended well.

Sergi Gomez: 6 CORRECT

He repelled most of the attacks in Oviedo’s game, which conveyed danger mainly from set-pieces.

Leandro Cabrera: 7 DECISIVE

He was again good in his own area but was truly decisive in the opposition area, scoring from a set piece.

Brian Olivan: 4 ACCELERATIONS

On a negative note from the defense, he looked nervous and rushed.

Cady Baer: 7 PITBULL

He held the center of the field and converted the penalty. He successfully returned to 6th position.

Alvaro Aguado: 4 SOLD

Less successful than his midfield partner, he failed at times.

Antonio Roca: 6 SOLDIERS

He played with energy wherever Manolo placed him: inside and outside on both flanks.

Pere Milla: 6 AWARDED

His work in defence, even as a striker, was rewarded with an assist from a set-piece.

Javi Puado: 3 FORWARD

He played in his favorite position, but no one even saw him in it.

Martin Braithwaite: 6 ON TIME

Like a good goalscorer, he took advantage of what he had – a penalty – to score.

Ruben Sanchez: 6 APPEARED

He returned to the game and did it at a good level. It’s hard to understand why this means so little.

Rafa Bauza: 6 EMPLOYEES

He helped the team close the scoring by strengthening the midfield.

Oscar Gil: 6 UNUSUAL

He competently defended the left flank and even appeared in the attacking zones.

Gaston Valles: 5 USEFUL

He served to find long passes and drop into the midfield position.

Victor Ruiz: –

Manolo Gonzalez: 6 AUTOCORRECTED

They lost the first half, but once the team took the lead, they made the right changes and structures to maintain it.