Racing Santander beats Burgos 3-0. HIGHLIGHTS

SANTANDER. Racing Santander was finally too good for Burgos.

By
David Brown
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Racing Santander beats Burgos 3-0. HIGHLIGHTS

SANTANDER. Racing Santander was ultimately too strong for Burgos with the goal of Peque Fernández (32′), Álvaro Mantilla (50′) and Ekain Zenitagoia (77′).

The match was played at the Campos de Sport de El Sardinero stadium in Santander on Sunday and it started at 6:30 pm local time. The referee was Salvador Lax Franco with the collaboration of Manuel López López and Aitor Moleon Cuenca. The 4th official was Juan Antonio Campos Salinas. The weather was light rain. The temperature was pleasant at 17.69 degrees Celsius or 63.84 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 50%.​

Match Statistics​

Team 1

Racing Santander

3 - 0

Team 1

Burgos

  • 54 Ball Possession 46
Shots
  • 17 Total 12
  • 5 On Target 3
  • 4 Off Target 5
  • 8 Shots blocked 5
  • 97 Attack 114
  • 48 Dangerous attack 39
  • 77 Ball safe 69
  • 0 Penalties 0
  • 4 Corners 4
Fouls
  • 4 Total 6
  • 0 Yellow Cards 3
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 0 Red Card 0
Other
  • 5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

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

Attitude and shots

Racing Santander was more pushing with 48 dangerous attacks and 17 shots of which 5 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Racing Santander won the match​.

Racing Santander shot 17 times, 5 on target, 4 off target. Regarding the opposition, Burgos shot 12 times, 3 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Racing Santander received 1 yellow card (Iván Morante). On the opposite side, Burgos received 3 yellow cards (Kévin Appin, Grego Sierra and Esteban Saveljich).

Match Timeline

31'
Esteban Saveljich- Yellow
Peque Fernández(goal)Andrés Martín
32'
39'
Mumo Muñoz- sub ->Álex Bermejo
39'
Dani Ojeda(VAR)
46'
Grego Sierra- sub ->Esteban Saveljich
Álvaro Mantilla(goal)Iñigo Vicente
50'
Ekain Zenitagoia- sub ->Juan Carlos Arana
59'
Iván Morante- Yellow
61'
61'
Kévin Appin- sub ->Miguel Atienza
61'
Ander Martín- sub ->Unai Elgezabal
72'
Grego Sierra- Yellow
Aritz Aldasoro- sub ->Iván Morante
73'
Marco Sangalli- sub ->Peque Fernández
73'
76'
Álex Sancris- sub ->Raúl Navarro
Ekain Zenitagoia(goal)Marco Sangalli
77'
Rubén Alves- sub ->Germán Sánchez
84'
Lago Júnior- sub ->Iñigo Vicente
84'
86'
Kévin Appin- Yellow

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Leganés
67
38
Real Valladolid
67
38
SD Eibar
64
38
Espanyol
61
38
Real Oviedo
58
38
Racing Santander
58
38
Elche
58
38
Burgos
57
38
Sporting Gijón
56
38
Levante
55
38
Racing Ferrol
54
38
Tenerife
52
38
FC Cartagena
48
38
Real Zaragoza
46
38
Albacete
45
38
Mirandés
44
38
Eldense
43
38
Huesca
42
38
Alcorcón
41
38
Villarreal II
39
38
Amorebieta
38
38
FC Andorra
37
38

After this match, Racing Santander will have 21 points like Sporting Gijón to hold in the 7th place. Regarding the opposition, Burgos will stay with 16 points like Elche to remain in the 11th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the La Liga 2, Racing Santander will host Mirandés on the 12th of May with a 5-4 head to head in favor of Racing Santander (3 draws).

Burgos will play away agasint Alcorcón on the 2nd of June with a 2-1 head to head record in favor of Alcorcón (0 draws).

Racing Santander – Formation

Racing Santander
G
Jokin Ezkieta 13.Spain
7.0
D
Álvaro Mantilla 2.Spain
8.1
Goals50'
D
Saúl García 3.Spain
7.7
D
Germán Sánchez 5.Spain
7.5
84'
D
Dani Fernández 23.Spain
7.3
M
Iñigo Vicente 10.Spain
8.1
84'
M
Andrés Martín 11.Spain
8.5
M
Iván Morante 16.Spain
6.8
73' 61'
M
Peque Fernández 17.Spain
7.7
73' Goals32'
M
Clément Grenier 19.France
7.3
F
Juan Carlos Arana 9.Spain
6.6
59'
Substitutes
G
Miquel Parera 1.Spain
D
Pol Moreno 4.Spain
D
Íñigo Sainz-Maza  6.Spain
D
Rubén Alves 15.Brazil
6.6
84'
D
Juan Gutiérrez 22.Spain
D
Mario García 40.Spain
M
Marco Sangalli 7.Spain
7.5
73'
M
Jorge Pombo 8.Spain
M
Lago Júnior 20.Ivory Coast
6.4
84'
M
Aritz Aldasoro 21.Spain
6.7
73'
M
Yeray Cabanzón 27.Spain
F
Ekain Zenitagoia 14.Spain
7.7
59' Goals77'

Racing Santander started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager José Alberto López Menéndez decided to play with the following team: Jokin Ezkieta (7.0), Dani Fernández (7.3), Germán Sánchez (7.5), Álvaro Mantilla (8.1), Saúl García (7.7), Iván Morante (6.8), Clément Grenier (7.3), Andrés Martín (8.5), Peque Fernández (7.7), Iñigo Vicente (8.1) and Juan Carlos Arana (6.6).

The home team had on the bench: Miquel Parera, Pol Moreno, Íñigo Sainz-Maza, Marco Sangalli (7.5), Jorge Pombo, Ekain Zenitagoia (7.7), Rubén Alves (6.6), Lago Júnior (6.4), Aritz Aldasoro (6.7), Juan Gutiérrez, Yeray Cabanzón and Mario Garcia.

Racing Santander could not rely on the presence of Lago Júnior (injured) and Rubén Alves (injured).

Substitutions

Racing Santander made 5 changes: Juan Carlos Arana for Ekain Zenitagoia (59′), Iván Morante for Aritz Aldasoro (73′), Peque Fernández for Marco Sangalli (73′), Iñigo Vicente for Lago Júnior (84′) and Germán Sánchez for Rubén Alves (84′).

Best player: Andrés Martín​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Racing Santander was Andrés Martín even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is (8.5) with 39 passes (74% accurate) and 4 key passes. He was won 9 duels out of 17. He performed 3 crosses.

Burgos – Formation

Burgos
G
José Antonio Caro 13.Spain
6.3
D
Raúl Navarro 6.Spain
6.3
76'
D
Aitor Córdoba 18.Spain
6.4
D
José Matos 23.Spain
7.3
D
Esteban Saveljich 24.Montenegro
6.7
46' 31'
M
Miguel Atienza 5.Spain
6.8
61'
M
Dani Ojeda 7.Spain
7.0
M
Álex Bermejo 10.Spain
6.3
39'
M
Unai Elgezabal  14.Spain
6.4
61'
F
Curro Sánchez 16.Spain
6.7
F
Edu Espiau 19.Spain
7.1
Substitutes
G
Loïc Badiashile 1.France
G
Samuel Rodriguez 26.Spain
D
Borja González 2.Spain
D
Grego Sierra 20.Spain
6.6
46' 72'
M
Kévin Appin 12.Martinique
7.0
61' 86'
M
Andy Rodríguez 17.Spain
M
Mumo Muñoz 22.Spain
6.4
39'
M
Javi López 27.Spain
F
Ander Martín 8.Spain
6.8
61'
F
Álex Sancris 11.Spain
6.8
76'
F
Lucas Ricoy 30.Spain

Burgos started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

Jon Andoni Pérez Alonso played with: José Antonio Caro (6.3), Raúl Navarro (6.3), Aitor Córdoba (6.4), Esteban Saveljich (6.7), José Matos (7.3), Dani Ojeda (7.0), Unai Elgezabal (6.4), Miguel Atienza (6.8), Álex Bermejo (6.3), Edu Espiau (7.1) and Curro Sánchez (6.7).

These were the players on the bench: Loïc Badiashile, Borja González, Ander Martín (6.8), Álex Sancris (6.8), Kévin Appin (7.0), Andy Rodríguez , Grego Sierra (6.6), Miki Muñoz (6.4), Samuel Rodriguez, Javi López and Lucas Ricoy.

Burgos could not rely on the presence of Miki Muñoz (injured) and Grego Sierra (injured).

Substitutions

Burgos made 5 changes: Álex Bermejo for Miki Muñoz (39′), Esteban Saveljich for Grego Sierra (46′), Raúl Navarro for Álex Sancris (76′), Miguel Atienza for Kévin Appin (61′) and Unai Elgezabal for Ander Martín (61′).

Best player: José Matos​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Burgos was José Matos.

His rating is (7.3) with 41 passes (73% accurate) and 3 key passes. He was won 8 duels out of 12. He performed 4 crosses.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the La Liga 2.​