Espanyol 0-1 Rayo Vallecano
Here and there it appears to be too shortsighted to even think about putting triumph or rout down to the longing of the group outclassing another, at others, it appears to be proper. The two groups had similar measure of shots on track in this match (2) and as indicated by Mundo Deportivo, similar measure of hazardous assaults. However in the pivotal turning points Rayo Vallecano came up greater.
Both Diego Lopez and Stole Dmitrievski were involved all through the main half, in a genuinely even first half. However when Alejandro Catena circled a header back into the region toward the finish of Sergi Guardiola was perfectly positioned to complete it.
In stoppage time, Raul de Tomas then, at that point, missed a chance of such quality that incredulity was the predominant feeling at the RCDE arena as the groups left the pitch.
Espanyol pushed higher in the final part and constrained Rayo to protect, which they did with all that they had and a smidgen of karma as well. Espanyol will feel unfortunate not to have scored, yet Isi Palazon likewise hit the post for the guests and depended on a magnificent Leandro Cabrera leeway to keep it at one.
Past craving however, Rayo Vallecano required this more. Andoni Iraola's group at last changed over a fair exertion into a success, their first of 2022 and their first in 14 matches. That leaves them 7 focuses clear of transfer and adequate space to inhale much more straightforward.