Almería liquidates Mallorca with 3 goals from Lázaro. HIGHLIGHTS

ALMERíA. Almería was eventually too good for Mallorca with the goal of Lázaro was the star player of the match after he scored in the 13th, 42nd and 58th minute.

Luke Meyer

May 21, 2023

ALMERíA. Almería was ultimately too good for Mallorca with the goal of Lázaro was the star player of the match after he scored in the 13th, 42nd and 58th minute. Lázaro (13′), Lázaro (42′) and Lázaro (58′).

The match was played at the Anexo Estadio de los Juegos del Mediterráneo stadium in Almería on Saturday and it started at 6:30 pm local time. The referee was Carlos del Cerro Grande who had the assistance of Guadalupe Porras Ayuso and Gonzalo García González. The 4th official was Sergio Escriche Guzmán. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was pleasant at 15 degrees Celsius or 58.98 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 61%.

Match Statistics

Almería

3 - 0

Mallorca

54 Ball Possession 46

Shots

12 Total 9
3 On Target 4
9 Off Target 5
6 Shots blocked 1

94 Attack 112
38 Dangerous attack 35
91 Ball safe 83

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 6
1 Off Sides 3

Fouls

11 Total 15
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

There was not much difference in terms of ball possession. Almería was in possession of the ball for 54% of the time vs. Mallorca that controlled the ball for 46% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Almería had a more offensive attitude with 38 dangerous attacks and 12 shots of which 3 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Almería won the match.

Almería shot 12 times, 3 on target, 9 off target. Talking about the opposition, Mallorca shot 9 times, 4 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Almería received 1 yellow card (Rodrigo Ely). Talking about the opposition, Mallorca received 2 yellow cards (Kang-in Lee and Dennis Hadzikadunic).

Match Timeline

13'

42'

56'

Giovanni González- sub ->Antonio Sánchez

57'

58'

64'

67'

70'

Abdón Prats- sub ->Vedat Muriqi

70'

Íñigo Eguaras- sub ->Samú Costa

74'

Arnau Puigmal- sub ->Adrián Embarba

81'

83'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Almería will have 39 points like Celta de Vigo to remain in the 13th place. On the opposite side, Mallorca will stay with 44 points to hold in the 12th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the La Liga, Almería will play away against Real Sociedad on the 23rd of May with a 4-3 head to head stats in favor of Almería (2 draws).

Mallorca will host Valencia on the 25th of May with a 9-8 head to head statistic in favor of Valencia (4 draws).

Almería – Formation

Almería

Fernando Martínez 13.Spain

6.9

Rodrigo Ely 19.Brazil

6.4

Srđan Babić 22.Serbia

7.0

Álex Centelles 20.Spain

6.5

Alejandro Pozo 17.Spain

7.0

Gonzalo Melero 3.Spain

6.6

64'

Lucas Robertone 5.Argentina

7.6

Samú Costa 23.Portugal

7.0

74'

Adrián Embarba 10.Spain

6.6

81'

Luis Javier Suárez 16.Colombia

7.2

81'

Lázaro 14.Brazil

9.0

74'

13', 42', 58'

Substitutes

Diego Mariño 1.Spain

Diego Fuoli 25.Spain

Sergio Akieme 15.Spain

Houboulang Mendes 24.Guinea-Bissau

Arnau Puigmal 18.Spain

6.8

81'

Marcos Peña 29.Spain

Francisco Portillo 8.Spain

6.2

74'

Íñigo Eguaras 4.Spain

6.6

74'

César de la Hoz 6.Spain

6.5

64'

Marciano Sanca 27.Guinea-Bissau

Dyego Sousa 11.Portugal

6.6

81'

Largie Ramazani 7.Belgium

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

The manager Joan Francesc Ferrer Sicilia decided to play with the following team: Fernando Martínez (6.9), Alejandro Pozo (7.0), Rodrigo Ely (6.4), Srđan Babić (7.0), Álex Centelles (6.5), Lucas Robertone (7.6), Samuel Costa (7.0), Gonzalo Melero (6.6), Lázaro (9.0), Luis Javier Suárez (7.2) and Adrián Embarba (6.6).

The home team had on the bench: Marciano Sanca, Sergio Akieme, Diego Mariño, Arnau Puigmal (6.2), Dyego Sousa (6.6), Marcos Pena, Francisco Portillo (6.2), Houboulang Mendes, Diego Fuoli, Largie Ramazani, Íñigo Eguaras (6.6) and César de la Hoz (6.5).

Almería could not rely on the presence of Francisco Portillo (injured).

Substitutions

Almería made 5 changes: Gonzalo Melero for César de la Hoz (64′), Lázaro for Francisco Portillo (74′), Samú Costa for Íñigo Eguaras (74′), Luis Suárez for Dyego Sousa (81′) and Adrián Embarba for Arnau Martínez (81′).

Best player: Lázaro

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Almería was Lázaro.

His rating is (9.0) with 3 goals, 17 passes (94% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 3 duels out of 8.

Mallorca – Formation

Mallorca

Predrag Rajković 1.Serbia

5.7

Pablo Maffeo 15.Argentina

6.4

Martin Valjent 24.Slovakia

6.9

Dennis Hadzikadunic 5.Bosnia and Herzegovina

6.8

83'

José Copete 6.Spain

6.1

57'

Antonio Sánchez 10.Spain

6.3

56'

Dani Rodríguez 14.Spain

6.3

56'

Iddrisu Baba 12.Ghana

7.0

Lee Kang-In 19.South Korea

7.6

70'

67'

Amath Ndiaye 23.Senegal

6.5

Vedat Muriqi 7.Kosovo

6.6

70'

Substitutes

Dominik Greif 13.Slovakia

Leo Román 31.Spain

Benjamín Garay 44.Argentina

Giovanni González 20.Uruguay

6.4

56'

Marcos Fernández 42.Spain

Josep Gayá 29.Spain

Clément Grenier 8.France

6.8

57'

Miguel Llabrés 30.Spain

Tino Kadewere 17.Zimbabwe

6.5

56'

Abdón Prats 9.Spain

6.7

70'

Ángel Rodríguez 22.Spain

7.0

70'

Mallorca started with a 5-4-1 line-up (5-4-1).

Javier Aguirre Onaindía played with: Predrag Rajković (5.7), Antonio Sánchez (6.3), Martin Valjent (6.9), Dennis Hadžikadunić (6.8), José Copete (6.1), Pablo Maffeo (6.4), Amath Ndiaye (6.5), Iddrisu Baba (7.0), Dani Rodríguez (6.1), Kang-in Lee (7.6) and Vedat Muriqi (6.6).

These were the players on the bench: Benjamín Garay, Tino Kadewere (6.5), Dominik Greif, Giovanni González (6.4), Clément Grenier (6.8), Leo Román, Marcos Fernández, Miguel Llabrés, Josep Gayá, Luis Montiel, Abdón Prats (6.7) and Ángel Rodríguez (7.0).

Mallorca could not rely on the presence of Tino Kadewere (injured).

Substitutions

Mallorca made 5 changes: José Copete for Clément Grenier (57′), Antonio Sánchez for Giovanni Gonzalez (56′), Dani Rodríguez for Tino Kadewere (57′), Vedat Muriqi for Abdón Prats (70′) and Kang-in Lee for Ángel (70′).