Valencia and Espanyol shared prey to hard-wrinkles with the mid-table conflict, because the recent winners of Los Ches was expanded in six matches (D5, L1).

After stretching out his undefeated league in seven games on weekends, Valencia He knew another positive result against Espanyol would make it easier for any long-lasting relegation concerns.

Carlos Corberan men started on the front foot, with Hugo Hard Seeing early header saved from Joan Garcia and Enzo Barrenechea Shooting work out of the box.

Visitors grew into a competition as the first half progressed and came to the inches in finding breaks when Edu exposureA struggle with a long range tone with post.

Grateful for that deviation, Valencia looked to regain control of the procedure with halftime, as Luis Rioja And Barreneche were both approaching the opener.

However, for all host ownership, it was Espanyol who took the lead in 40. Minute, with Javi Puado guidance of a powerful free shot of exposure outside Giorgi Mamardashvili For his 11. Laliga goal in the season.

The early stages of the second period followed a similar sample first, because Valencia went in search of legal.

Neatly arrived shortly before the hour, with Javi Guerra Clinical clinically in the lower corner after a neat passage from Rioje.

Armed momentum, Ches He continued to see a lot of balls while patiently tried for the winning goal, but the Espanyol rear was holding a firm to set the fascinating final.

Corberan men looked for the more likely the two sides to seize the late winner, as Jose GayaHearcia saved the closeness header.

However, despite half a chance for Espanyol’s Roberto FernandezNeither the team could find an all important final touch in the final third, because visitors missed the opportunity to secure a third consecutive victory on the road.

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