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CD Santa Amalia

03-16 00:30

2 - 1

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CD Calamonte

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CD Santa Amalia

CD Calamonte

Attacks

174

133

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106

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20212

1022

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End 2-1

93′

Bryand Soga

78′

T. Aguado

Fran

78′

K. Ampofo

Jesús García

71′

Gonzalo Cáceres Sánchez

A. Sualla

71′

S.Cordero

Antonio José González Salcedo

67′

Daniel Lázaro Carvajal

M. Touray

67′

Bryand Soga

J. Castañeda

60′

I. Vivas

Alberto Páez

51′

1-1

Jhojan Estevan Osorio Quintero

Halftime 0-1

23′

0-1

Sergio Reyes González

0′

Paulo Junior

0′

J.Neiva

0′

T. Aguado

0′

J. Castañeda

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Match Info

Spanish Tercera División RFEF Group 14: CD Santa Amalia 2-1 CD Calamonte. The clash between these local rivals took place on a brisk evening, with Santa Amalia securing a hard-fought 2-1 victory to claim valuable points in their push for promotion. The home side took the lead midway through the first half with a well-worked team move finished from close range. Calamonte responded strongly after the break, drawing level with a powerful header from a corner. The match looked to be heading for a draw until Santa Amalia was awarded a penalty in the 85th minute after a handball in the box; the captain stepped up and coolly converted to seal all three points. The key incident was the late penalty decision, which was confirmed by the referee after a brief consultation with his assistant, much to the frustration of the visiting players and bench. The win solidifies Santa Amalia's position in the upper half of the table, while Calamonte remains mired in a mid-table battle. The Santa Amalia coach highlighted his team's "resilience and character to find a winner," whereas the Calamonte manager focused on "a cruel decision that went against us in a very tight game."