Real Sociedad ratings: undeserved punishment at Anoeta | OneFootball

Real Sociedad were left with what felt like undeserved punishment, despite solid displays. AS reports that Remiro impressed on his return and Sarr was assured on his first start at Anoeta.

Herrera was booked early but kept his composure. On 26 Barrenetxea fed Sucic and the move ended in a corner, then on 33 Sucic shot wide. Guedes’ deflected strike brought a corner on 38, and Oyarzabal forced another on 45.

Soon after the break, at 47, Barrenetxea delivered a fine cross with no taker. Remiro made a strong second-half save and was not at fault for the goals.

Aramburu was steady, Beitia handled a difficult brief, and Sarr stepped out confidently to break up play. Sergio Gómez, tested more down his side, impressed at left-back.

Herrera was tidy before Atlético’s changes tilted the midfield, and he went off on 84. Soler was positive, though an early second-half giveaway was risky, and he went off on 78. Sucic helped defensively and pushed higher after the interval.

Barrenetxea improved after half-time and departed on 72. Guedes offered pace and shooting, looked closer to last season, and came off on 72. Oyarzabal was quiet before the break, livelier after, then substituted on 78, frustrated to exit by the byline.

From the bench, Kubo had limited impact. Gorrotxategi arrived with midfield control already lost. Ochieng’s handball conceded an Atlético penalty. Óskarsson saw little service, while Zakharyan played five minutes and threaded a pass that Óskarsson could not finish.

Source: AS

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