◉ Alavés vs. Girona live: I followed the match minute by minute

Result, goals and summary of the Alavés vs. match Girona, on date 35 of the Spanish League.

Alaves

Girona

Fin

98′ 2T: Alavés – Headed goal by Jon Guridi Aldalur 43′ 1T: Girona – Goal from a play by Yangel Clemente Herrera Ravelo 11′ 1T: Alavés – Goal from a play by Jon Guridi Aldalur 3′ 1T: Girona – Headed goal by Eric García Martret

On date 35 of Spain – LaLiga EA Sports 2023-24, the Babazorros and Girona could not go beyond a tie this Friday and the match ended 2 to 2. In the 3rd minute of the first half, Eric García took possession of the ball to score the 1 to 0 in favor of Girona, after a header. But, at 11′ of the same half, Jon Guridi shot and Alavés found the equalizer. It was at 43 of the first half that Yangel Herrera once again led Miguel Sánchez Muñoz’s team, with a shot, and he scored the partial 2 to 1. Finally, Jon Guridi made it 2-2 after a header in the 53rd minute of the second half.

A great play by Girona, 43 minutes into the first half, was the one that moved the scoreboard thanks to Yangel Herrera. Artem Dovbyk sent a cross, which he dominated the shuttlecock and kicked past Jesús Owono Ngua Akeng.

Although Girona had a lot of the ball (63% on average), the scoring chances created did not end up inside the rival goal and they were unable to break parity.

The best player of the match was Jon Guridi. The Alavés midfielder scored 2 goals, made 21 key passes and looked for the opponent’s goal 4 times.

Yangel Herrera was another of the key players. The Girona midfielder scored 1 goal and made 77 correct passes and looked for the opponent’s goal twice.

The match process was highly contested, with few spaces for game creation. There were several reprimands: Arnau Martinez, Luis Rioja, Jesús Owono, Yangel Herrera and Rafa Marín.

Alavés coach Luis García proposed a 4-5-1 formation with Jesús Owono in goal; Nahuel Tenaglia, Abdelkabir Abqar, Rafa Marín and Javi López on the defensive line; Carlos Benavídez, Ander Guevara, Carlos Vicente, Jon Guridi and Giuliano Simeone in the middle; and Kike García in the attack.

For its part, Miguel Sánchez Muñoz’s team took the field with a 4-5-1 formation with Paulo Gazzaniga between the three sticks; Arnau Martinez, Eric García, Daley Blind and Miguel Gutiérrez in defense; Yangel Herrera, Iván Martín, Viktor Tsygankov, Portu and Sávio in the midfield; and Artem Dovbyk up front.

José Munuera Montero was the referee who directed the match at the Mendi stadium.

The Babazorros’ next game in the championship will be as a visitor against Real Madrid, while Girona will host Villarreal.

With this result, the host of the match reaches 42 points and is in eleventh place. For its part, the visiting team remains at 75 points and is in second place in the tournament.

Changes in Alavés

62′ 2T – Carlos Vicente Robles left for Ianis Hagi and Carlos Nahuel Benavídez Protesoni for Luis Jesús Rioja
73′ 2T – Enrique García Martínez left for Joaquín Panichelli and Giuliano Simeone for Alex Sola Lopez-Ocaña
79′ 2T – Javier López López Carballo left for Rubén Duarte Sánchez

Changes in Girona