United Levante team had a great match with Valencia FC. Then the guest responded effectively and the hosts eventually had to wait for the first win of the season.
Meanwhile 4-2 for Valencia: Gonzalo Guedes scored his second goal.
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The start of the Valencia derby turned out to be surprising: both Levante and Valencia were very inaccurate in attack. Then Dikhaby grabbed the ball from a corner kick in his arm – the penalty for Levante was the logical decision. The former Nuremberg Campana team competed – and avoided Cillessen. However, the goalkeeper allowed the ball to bounce forward, so the bowler was able to make up for his missed shot by a margin (21). After just three minutes, Levante increased through Roger – beat Cillessen with a low shot – 2-0 (24th place).
Levante was also in the match after that and launched offensive accents, but it was the bats, who got stronger at the end of the first half, that came back shortly before the break: Gonzalo Guedes took the measurements from the penalty line (44).
In the second half, Levante continued to play an attacking role, but Valencia was the most effective team and turned the tide of the match: Carlos Soler initially converted a penalty kick into a tie (50) and gave the guests the lead a little later (72).
Eight draws and ten defeats
The decision was finally made by renewed scorer Goncalo Guedes with his second goal of the day (85). The score of 3: 4 by Bardi (90 + 1) came too late for Levante, who remained in the league with eight draws and only ten bankruptcies without a win.
Goals and cards
1: 0Campaign (21 min, right-footed shot)
2: 0Present (24 min, right-footed shot, Morales)
2: 1Goncalo Geddes (44 min, left-footed shot, Hugo Douro)
2: 2Carlos Soler (50′, voltmeter, Hugo d’Oro)
2: 3Carlos Soler (72′, right-footed shot, Goncalo Guedes)
2: 4Goncalo Geddes (85′, Linkchus, Marcus Andre)
3: 4cool (90′, left-footed shot, Soldado)
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On January 3rd, UD Levante will visit Villarreal CF (7pm). Valencia Espanyol welcomes Barcelona on New Year’s Eve (4.15pm).
