Granada conquers Mallorca 3-2. HIGHLIGHTS

GRANADA. Granada conquered Mallorca.

August 29, 2023

GRANADA. Granada beat Mallorca.

Vedat Muriqi missed a decisive penalty (18′). That would have allowed Mallorca to draw the match.

The match was played at the Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes stadium in Granada on Saturday and it started at 12:30 pm local time. In front of 16,368 spectators. The referee was Francisco José Hernández Maeso with the collaboration of Iván Masso Granado and Abraham Pérez Dapía. The 4th official was Daniel Palencia Caballero. The weather was clear sky. The temperature was hot at 25.09 degrees Celsius or 77.16 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 37%.

Match Statistics

Granada

3 - 2

Mallorca

53 Ball Possession 47

Shots

10 Total 10
4 On Target 5
3 Off Target 4
3 Shots blocked 1

69 Attack 71
32 Dangerous attack 29
75 Ball safe 72

1 Penalties 1
5 Corners 3
1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

10 Total 27
2 Yellow Cards 7
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

There was not much difference in terms of ball possession. Granada was in possession of the ball for 53% of the time vs. Mallorca that controlled the ball for 47% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Granada was putting more pressure with 32 dangerous attacks and 10 shots of which 4 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Granada won the match.

Granada shot 10 times, 4 on target, 3 off target. On the other side, Mallorca shot 10 times, 5 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Granada received 2 yellow cards (Óscar Melendo and Sergio Ruiz Alonso). On the opposite side, Mallorca received 8 yellow cards (Javi Llabrés, Pablo Maffeo, Giovanni González, Cyle Larin, Predrag Rajković, Javier Aguirre Onaindía, José Copete and Dani Rodríguez).

Match Timeline

Miguel Rubio(goal)José Callejón

12'

Óscar Melendo- Yellow

16'

18'

Vedat Muriqi- missed penaltyVedat Muriqi

33'

José Copete- Yellow

38'

Abdón Prats(goal)Toni Lato

41'

Predrag Rajković- Yellow

Sergio Ruiz- Yellow

41'

45'

Dani Rodríguez- Yellow

46'

51'

Giovanni González- Yellow

51'

Giovanni González(VAR)

57'

Samú Costa- sub ->Giovanni González

57'

Cyle Larin- sub ->Abdón Prats

68'

Cyle Larin- Yellow

Myrto Uzuni(penalty)

70'

Víctor Díaz - sub ->Sergio Ruiz Alonso

72'

Javi Llabrés- sub ->Omar Mascarell

72'

77'

Jaume Costa- sub ->Toni Lato

Famara Diedhiou- sub ->Óscar Melendo

83'

87'

Samú Costa(goal)

90'

Pablo Maffeo- Yellow

90'

Javi Llabrés- Yellow

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After this contest, Granada has 3 points to occupy the 15th place in the table. Talking about the opposition, Mallorca stays with 1 points (17th).

Next matches

In the next match in the La Liga, Granada will play away with Real Sociedad on the 2nd of September with a 11-5 head to head in favor of Real Sociedad (4 draws).

Mallorca will host Athletic Club on the 3rd of September with a 12-5 head to head statistic in favor of Athletic Club (9 draws).

Granada – Formation

Granada

André Ferreira 13.Portugal

Raúl Fernández 1.Spain

6.7

Miguel Rubio 4.Spain

7.5

12'

Ricard Sánchez 12.Spain

6.4

Ignasi Miquel 14.Spain

7.1

Carlos Neva 15.Spain

6.3

José Callejón 9.Spain

7.1

83'

Sergio Ruiz 20.Spain

6.6

72'

41'

Óscar Melendo 21.Spain

6.4

83'

16'

Gerard Gumbau 23.Spain

7.5

Myrto Uzuni 11.Albania

7.5

90'

70'

Bryan Zaragoza 26.Spain

7.1

72'

46'

Substitutes

Adri López 31.Spain

Wilson Manafá 3.Portugal

Víctor Díaz 16.Spain

6.3

72'

Adria Miquel Bosch Sanchis 32.Spain

Alberto Soro 7.Spain

6.4

83'

Njegos Petrovic 18.Serbia

6.6

72'

Mario González 27.Spain

Famara Diedhiou 19.Senegal

6.7

83'

Alberto Perea 22.Spain

90'

Granada started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

The manager Francisco José López Fernández decided to play with the following team: André Ferreira, Raúl Fernández (6.7), Ricard Sánchez (6.4), Miguel Rubio (7.5), Ignasi Miquel (7.1), Carlos Neva (6.3), Óscar Melendo (6.4), Gerard Gumbau (7.5), Sergio Ruiz Alonso (6.6), José Callejón (7.1), Myrto Uzuni (7.5) and Bryan Zaragoza (7.1).

The home team had on the bench: Wilson Manafá, Alberto Soro (6.4), Víctor Díaz (6.3), Njegoš Petrović (6.6), Famara Diédhiou (6.7), Alberto Perea, Mario González, Adri López and Adria Miquel Bosch Sanchis.

Substitutions

Granada made 5 changes: Óscar Melendo for Famara Diédhiou (83′), José Callejón for Alberto Soro (83′), Sergio Ruiz Alonso for Víctor Díaz (72′), Myrto Uzuni for Alberto Perea (90′) and Bryan Zaragoza for Njegoš Petrović (72′).

Best player: Miguel Rubio

The most impressive player for Granada was Miguel Rubio.

His rating is (7.5) with 1 goal, 51 passes (84% accurate) and 0 key passes. He was won 8 duels out of 14.

Mallorca – Formation

Mallorca

Predrag Rajković 1.Serbia

6.4

41'

José Copete 6.Spain

6.4

33'

Pablo Maffeo 15.Argentina

6.7

90'

Giovanni González 20.Uruguay

6.4

57'

51'

Martin Valjent 24.Slovakia

6.4

Toni Lato 3.Spain

7.3

77'

Omar Mascarell 5.Spain

6.3

72'

Manu Morlanes 8.Spain

Dani Rodríguez 14.Spain

6.3

72'

45'

Sergi Darder 10.Spain

7.7

Vedat Muriqi 7.Kosovo

6.4

Abdón Prats 9.Spain

7.3

57'

38'

Substitutes

Dominik Greif 13.Slovakia

Pere García 31.Spain

Jaume Costa 11.Spain

6.4

77'

Siebe Van der Heyden 4.Belgium

Samú Costa 12.Portugal

7.5

57'

87'

Antonio Sánchez 18.Spain

R. Quintanilla 26.Spain

D. Luna 33.Colombia

Amath Ndiaye 23.Senegal

6.4

72'

Cyle Larin 17.Canada

6.0

57'

68'

Javi Llabrés 34.Spain

6.8

72'

90'

Mallorca started with a 5-3-2 line-up (5-3-2).

Javier Aguirre Onaindía played with: Manu Morlanes, Predrag Rajković (6.4), Pablo Maffeo (6.7), Giovanni González (6.4), Martin Valjent (6.4), José Copete (6.4), Toni Lato (7.3), Dani Rodríguez (6.3), Omar Mascarell (6.3), Sergi Darder (7.7), Vedat Muriqi (6.4) and Abdón Prats (7.3).

These were the players on the bench: Jaume Costa (6.4), Amath Ndiaye (6.4), Siebe Van Der Heyden, Samuel Costa (7.5), Dominik Greif, Cyle Larin (6.0), Antonio Sánchez, Ruben Quintanilla, Pere García, Daniel Luna and Javi Llabrés (6.8).

Mallorca could not rely on the presence of Javi Llabrés (injured).

Substitutions

Mallorca made 5 changes: Abdón Prats for Cyle Larin (57′), Omar Mascarell for Javi Llabrés (72′), Giovanni González for Samuel Costa (57′), Toni Lato for Jaume Costa (77′) and Dani Rodríguez for Amath Ndiaye (72′).