Racing-Sport: A draw that didn’t satisfy anyone

The first part was very intense and at the level of its category, the penalties showed the intentions of both coaches.

The two teams deployed in 4-2-3-1, where the qualities of Alex López, more of a midfielder, and Lucas Pérez, more of a striker, marked two elevens with different identities.

For the first goal, Racing found Carlos Vicente, sometimes from overloading Alex López on the right and others from Bernal, and allowed the right-back to be a constant threat to Raúl Carnero.

Óscar Cano bet on Svensson’s inclusion, allowing him to start directly and take fewer risks at the start of the game, while freeing Lucas to look for two Racing pivots on A Coruña’s coast.

These actions protect the blanquiazui from possible losses before the dreaded transition of the two racinguists.

In the restart, given the difficulties in gaining an advantage, due to the dynamics of passing, or the game enters the phase of individual guidance where the ball travels from field to field, but neither team wants to take advantage of the appearance of two spaces.

In the final stages, both managers reorganize their squads, hoping not to let the game get away.

In the end, a draw, that is, I think that neither of the two teams was satisfied, leaving them a little further from the direct placement, but if it allows them, looking at both, to think about a possible passage through the playoffs.

The internal solidity of Racing de Ferrol, plus the overflowing ability in transition of Heber and Carlos, allows them to be closer to victory, although it is sometimes more clear than Deportivo.