Castellón v Cádiz player ratings as Cipenga nets hosts’ only goal | OneFootball

Castellón’s player ratings from the Cádiz clash centre on Cipenga’s finish for 1-0.

According to El Periódico Mediterráneo, goalkeeper Matthys, rated seven, had little to do, denied Cordero’s clearest opening and initiated the move for 1-0.

Mellot, six, faced Cordero then Ocampo before going off injured. Brignani, six, contained Lucas Pérez despite one scare and won numerous duels. Alberto, six, was solid, conceded little and used the ball well.

Barri, seven, controlled midfield, covered well and broke into the box, then was withdrawn after a booking. Gerenabarrena, seven, made repeated recoveries, key to playing in the opposition half, and ended at full-back.

Cipenga, seven, was short of spark but persisted on both flanks. Alcázar, six, worked the wing with ups and downs, seemed to be running slightly short, and departed with a knock. Jakobsen, six, ran the channels but was seldom found.

Cala, seven, figured in the goal and the best chances, but lacked accuracy late on. Camara, seven, worked tirelessly, set up the 1-0 and created with and without the ball, with one ruled offside.

From the bench, Mabil, five, delivered a couple of crosses but stayed peripheral, and Tincho, seven, was effective and tidy on the ball. Álvaro, six, headed wide and produced a neat lay-off, while Suero, six, was mobile and drifted wide to cross. Douglas, five, was a surprise introduction and a quiet presence on the left, and Doué, five, came on late in midfield in his usual vein.

Source: El Periódico Mediterráneo