He 1×1 of the RCD Espanyol: the notes on the performance of the blue and white footballers against the Albacete Balompié:
Joan García: 9 EXCELLENT
Very confident from above, he took out two spectacular hands against Manu Fuster. He allowed the team to win on a bad day.
Omar El Hilali: 5 SUFFERING
He had to pair up with the most dangerous visiting player and he went from less to more.
Víctor Ruiz: 5 CALM
It was somewhat noticeable in Quiles’ goal, but he provided calm with the ball and improved in the second half.
Lele Cabrera: 7 SERIOUS
He was the best on the defensive line. Very safe at the top.
Brian Oliván: 6 CORRECT
The rival danger came from the other side. He did not suffer in defense and joined the attack.
José Gragera: 7 SOLVENT
Another game in which the midfielder shields the center of the field.
Álvaro Aguado: 3 UNFORTUNATE
He was not feeling comfortable on the green at all and ended up sent off. Match to forget.
Jofre Carreras: 8 DECISIVE
He redeemed himself from a bad streak of play with a great goal and a great assist.
Nico Melamed: 6 LEAKING
He hid his talent for most of the game, but he brought it out in a good goal.
Javi Puado: 5 ISOLATED
He was somewhat removed from the wing game, but his defensive work was very important in the final minutes.
Martin Braithwaite: 7 FINO
This time it was not decisive on the scoreboard, but they got tired of adding advantages by associating outside the area.
Keidi Bare: 5 TRABAJADOR
He added cement to the center of the field in the last minutes.
Sergi Gómez: 6 SURE
He provided the forcefulness necessary to close the game.
Pere Mile: 6 ATHLETE
He had little time, but he ran through it. He was able to kill the game with a shot from the front.
Gastón Valles: 7 WARRIOR
He showed his brave character fighting in stoppage time.
Manolo González: 6 PRAGMATIC
There was a lack of clarity in the game, but the changes contributed and the management of the final minutes was perfect.
