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Continuation of the 28th day of Liga this Saturday afternoon. Mallorca welcomed the Espanyol in the Balearic, on the lawn of the San Moix stadium. On the pericos side, the objective was to fill up on points to definitively move away from the red zone and thus continue to validate its maintenance in the Spanish elite. The bermellones also wanted to win to try to find a solid place in the race for Europe. It was not until the second period to see the nets tremble with the CSC of Muriqi (53rd).
It was this same Muriqi who missed the penalty of equalization a few minutes later (62nd). Takuma Asano nevertheless found the fault (65th). Abdon Prats missed another penalty for Mallorca (90th+1). But the third time was the right one: Muriqi offered the victory (2-1) with the Peno de Muriqi (90th+7). In the ranking, Mallorca climbs in 7th position, while the Espanyol moves away from the red zone, but still camps this anecdotal 15th position and will therefore now have to continue to make a big end of the season to hope to be maintained. Next weekend, the Bermellites will travel to Valence, while the Pericos will welcome Atlético, during the 30th day of the Spanish championship.
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