“1×1” of Deportivo’s tie against Linense

The best | Lucas Perez | 7

He had a one-on-one in the 11th minute and a direct free kick in the 28th minute that he failed to clear. He helped Quiles with the auction from the spot. The only offensive argument.

mackay | 6

He was unnoticed until he saved Omar’s shot from close range in the 37th minute. And he shouldn’t have intervened much more, except for Koroma’s shot from a distance.

Antonio | 4

After two minutes, they already took his back. He suffered a lot to contain Álex Guti in the first half. He improved in the second, where he even timidly encouraged himself to attack.

Pepe Sanchez | 5

Correct in his ownership debut. Well overlooked in sets. Booked after the break.

Pablo Martinez | 6

Expeditiously. He took numerous balls from the sports area. Participation in the car.

Lebedenko | 4

He only managed to deploy dangerously once and force a dangerous foul. A little more. physical worker.

Hello | 4

Embedded between the centre-backs, he helped start the game. He improved in the second part. bruised.

Diego Villares | 5

He sacrificed a lot in midfield. More without the ball, pressing, than with it.

Ruben Diez | 4

Too insignificant for what the team needs. Dépor did not find their beacon until the second half, when the system changed.

Quiles | 4

He had a hard time following the opposing defender, spending more time running than with the ball. The only one he had ended up off the beam. He saw his fifth yellow this season.

Mario Soriano | 4

He helped with the pressure, but blamed Deportiva’s lack of possession.

Kike Saverio | 5

He came on at 67 in place of Villares to give the team more depth, which improved with his departure.

Artur | –

He stepped onto the field in the 85th for Quiles. There is no time.

Isa Gomez | –

He left in overtime after a hit to the nose by Olabe.