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TEMPORADA
2009-10 |
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MATCH
REPORT 2009-10 |
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MISERY ON THE ROAD Match Report by El Tel Following a convincing win over high-flying CD Thader, the travelling army were full of expectations for the journey to Pinoso, a modest town sitting in the wine-producing area of the Sierra de la Pila and the furthest trek of the season. However dismay was on the faces of those fans when the rojiblancos took to the field with five enforced changes to last weekend's winning formula, with goalkeeper Ortolà, solid defender Femenía and tenacious midfielder Duque all sitting out the game through suspension and striker Onieva and defender Julio Ivorra suffering late injuries. Once again Javea found themselves short on the bench, a serious worry at this level of football. The match kicked off at a fast pace and both goals were threatened early, the best chances falling to Pinoso. Reserve keeper Juanvi was showing good form and made notable saves from Jhoni and Luis Blanco. Having survived this early period of pressure, the rojiblancos found their passing game, although it was hampered at times by a difficult natural grass pitch, and started to feed some good balls through to the front-line of Pablo and David Ivars. Pinoso grew ever frustrated and the travelling fans lost count of the number of unpunished fouls and illegal blocks against their side. A sustained period of pressure from Javea passed unrewarded. At the first period petered out, Valentín, who had been a key figure in Javea's play, suffered a horrific cynical foul by Pinoso full-back Perico that was to ultimately end his contribution to the match. Javea started the second-half with a patched-up Valentín but it was obvious to all that he couldn't continue and he was replaced by Cardona early in the half. This was porbably a pivotal moment in the match and Pinoso saw a chance to exert their authority in midfield and gain control of the play. Within minutes a short corner from the left saw Pinoso full-back José David hit a low drive across the face of Javea's poorly defended goalmouth and Samuel slid in at the far post to put the home side into the lead. Normally the rojiblancos reaction would have been positive but, with a reshuffled side further weakened by the loss of Valentín, they went through a bad period of play that could have seen Pinoso add to their tally but for some poor finishing from their strikers.But the rojiblancos weathered the storm and they found some strength to come back against all the odds and force the play against Pinoso, who were sitting on their 1-0 advantage. The game then suffered a spell of falling flies syndrome and became a scrappy affair attracting the attention of referee Sr. Galispienso with the usual colourful rewards. Well into overtime, a succession of corners on the Pinoso goal saw Javea's Jordi suffer some rough treatment at the hands of Raúl which, on any other day, would have attracted a spot-kick decision and a chance for the rojiblancos to salvage a share of the spoils. It would probably have been rough justice for Pinoso if Javea had equalised for they were the stronger side on the day. The result leapfrogs them above the rojiblancos in the table and once again Javea's fans travelled back home wondering just where the goals are going to come from as the season draws towards its conclusive period. CD
JAVEA PINOSO
CF Referee:
Salvador Jesús Peréz Galipienso. |