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San José Obrero’s winning streak is over, although it was not due to a defeat. David Angulo’s team drew in the always difficult field of Membrilla, in a clash with alternatives for both teams and that ended without goals despite the fact that they tried until the end. Much respect between the two clubs, who knew how to defend in an orderly manner without leaving concessions behind, except for some approaches in the second half. The people of Cuenca also went out on the field knowing that in case of winning they would place themselves leaders, although the result seems just after the merits presented on the pitch.
In the first half, there were hardly any opportunities despite the fact that San José Obrero had more possession, but lacked depth. Neither did the Membrilla stretch, who crouched in defense to look for an opportunity to steal the ball, but the workers did not give options to have their back caught.
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Already in the second, the chances arrived. The San José Obrero came out dominating the ball, playing calmly and making very long plays with the intention of maturing the attack. In front was a Membrilla comfortable in defense, who ran behind the ball waiting to steal a ball to catch his rival on the counterattack. Saúl warned from within the area, somewhat heeled, but Membrilla answered with three very clear opportunities by taking advantage of quick actions. In the 66 ‘, Manuel had a hand in hand that saved the goal Iván, while the San José goalkeeper himself stretched wonderfully in the 75th minute to Victor’s shot. The only one who failed to stop was in 78 ‘, when Dani Morago beat him in Vaseline, but Alex was attentive to serve under the sticks.
San José Obrero continued to have more presence in terms of mobility, but it needed to clearly reach a three-quarter zone. On the verge of the end, Marco did find some space to finish from the front, although he went high. He tried to squeeze the locals in the discount, but they defended themselves perfectly to get all the balls.
In short, distribution of points between Membrilla and San José Obrero that leaves Cuenca in second position, with 24 points, just one point behind the Criptanense leader.
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