Real Zaragoza head-to-head in their 2-1 win over Granada

Poussin 1

Granada hardly interfered with their goal. Although he missed the goal again, Uzuni’s goal was unstoppable.

Moon 2

Serious, bold in attack and hardworking all day. He repeated himself in the starting line-up and justified the trust of Victor Fernandez.

Luis Lopez 1

Conveys little security. He was slow on some defensive plays.

Vital 1

Tense in argument, but inaccurate with the ball. Like his partner in office, he must exude greater reliability.

Calero 2

He suffered in some actions due to playing on the other foot, but provided great security to the left flank.

Franch 1

Another day, omnipresent throughout the field. Something revolutionary, but very generous in effort. Almost remarkable.

Diluted 1

He tried to give the team balance, especially in moments of greater control of the guests. Correct.

Aketche 0

It can and should give much more. He created almost no danger to the opponent’s goal, only a characteristic free kick.

Smooth 2

Voluntarily and quickly on the left flank. With a masterful strike, he scored Ason’s second goal.

Buzdar 1

He was involved in both goals. The first, with a large attendance, but at other times it was very absent.

Azon 3

The best. Without a doubt, he single-handedly created Real Zaragoza’s victory, scoring two signature goals. Recognized.

Tony Moya 1

He replaced Aketche to give him more control over the midfield. He suffered in Granada’s best moments.

Paw Sans SC

He came on for the final 10 minutes, during which Zaragoza devoted themselves to defending the result.

Jair SC

He contributed to his height to minimize the visitors’ danger in stoppage time. He entered the field in the 89th minute.

Marie SK

Like Pau Sans, he had almost no opportunity to go on the attack. Irrelevant, this time due to pure temporal logic.