Málaga 1 -
Sevilla 3
Málaga:
Contreras; Rojas, Litos, Fernando Sanz, Roteta; Gerardo (Zárate 65'),
Sandro (Leko 72'), Miguel Angel, Musampa; Canabal (Edgar 65'), Dely
Valdés. 4-4-2. Sevilla: Notario; Javi Navarro, Prieto, Pablo
Alfaro, David; Gallardo, Podestá (Víctor 51'), Casquero, Fredi
(Tomás 70'); Toedtli, Reyes (Juanmi 89'). 4-4-2.
Team changes:
Málaga: Sandro, Canabal for Romero, Darío Silva / Sevilla:
Prieto, Reyes, Toedtli for Njegus, Moisés, Olivera.
Goals: 0-1. 05. Alfaro.
Header on far post following corner. 1-1. 36. Musampa (penalty). After
Gallardo ruled to have fouled Roteta. 1-2. 56. Toedtli (penalty).After Dely
Valdés held back Pablo Alfaro. 1-3. 61. Casquero. Free kick which
took a deflection off defensive wall.
Andalucia's Málaga
and Sevilla met in the weekend's other derby game, with a surprise victory for
the visitors who had not won in four matches before this one. Sevilla were
missing their strike partnership of Olivera and Moisés, the first on
international duty and the second suspended, and Toedtli came in for his first
start alongside youngster Reyes up front. It was a defender though who opened
the scoring for them, Pablo Alfaro forcing a header over the line following a
corner in the fifth minute. Musampa levelled the scores from the penalty spot
before half time, referee Pérez Burrull ruling that Gallardo had fouled
Roteta in a confusing incident involving several players as the ball was played
in from a free kick.
Málaga were missing
the suspended Darío Silva, and his replacement Canabal missed two simple
chances when it was easier to score. Let off the hook, Sevilla scored twice in
five minutes, the first a Toedtli penalty after Dely Valdés pulled on
Alfaro's shirt, and the second a Casquero free kick which hit a defender on its
way in to the net. The victory takes Sevilla to eighth place, within a point of
their city rivals Betis who occupy the second UEFA cup spot, and sets up an
intriguing derby match for next Saturday. Málaga have now not won at
home in two months, and they drop to sixteenth in the table, only two points
above the relegation zone. |