Castellón v Ceuta player ratings as Suero strikes early and Jakobsen denied by bar | OneFootball

According to El Periódico Mediterráneo, these are Castellón v Ceuta player ratings, headlined by an early Suero strike. Matthys later conceded his first goal at SkyFi Castalia.

Matthys, rated six, produced several strong interventions, started the move for 1-0 with his distribution, then saved what he could. Ceccherini earned five on a sound debut, understandably short of rhythm before being withdrawn.

Alberto was given six, troubled by Escobar yet measured after a booking and affected by others’ inaccuracies. Sienra, also six, defended on the front foot, which could be all or nothing but was key to the plan. Pablo Santiago, five, held the right flank early then faded with the side.

Diego Barri, five, made more errors than usual under pressure, then steadied and improved late on. Álvaro Martín, five, started bright with quick, correct choices before a run of losses and doubts left him inconsistent. Iñigo Córdoba, five, complicated things after the break and moved away from keeping it simple.

Jakobsen, six, sparked the 1-0 and an incident that nearly saw Okoro sent off, was denied by Vallejo then by the crossbar, and stayed busy throughout. Suero, six, struck in the second minute and showed touches of class on the ball, probably lacking support. Álvaro García, five, supplied the pass for 1-0, worked hard but struggled to impose himself and appeared only in flashes without connecting a finish.

From the bench, Lucas Alcázar, five, stretched the play on the left and added energy. Antonio Gala, five, was a little anxious yet slipped a quality pass to put Nzanza in late on. Bellari, five, ran at his man and drew a couple of wide free-kicks, while debutant David Nzanza, five, had one chance but a defender blocked his shot.

Source: El Periódico Mediterráneo

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