Atlético de Madrid drew 0-0 at home against Yeclano Deportivo, the Murcia team came out with a lot of intensity, pressing in their opponent's half. The red-whites fell into the visitors' trap and, before 10 minutes, the referee of the match had already shown two yellow cards to Atlético de Madrid. Fernando Torres didn't remain silent about what he considered an unfair situation and ended up being disqualified at the speed of light. The atmosphere was getting heated.
The man from Fuenlabrada couldn't believe his ejection and, at the same time, that he wouldn't be able to train in his hometown Fuenlabrada, with a special stadium that bears his name. Such an ejection spurred on the red-whites, who went after Yeclano's goal box. Joaquín claimed a penalty where Víctor Olmedo arrived first.
On the next counterattack, Adrián Niño joined the play, but it ended up with a great save from Iván Martínez. Ale García was also unable to score. The Colchoneros warned the Murcians and the match entered a tense tranquility, with Atlético in charge and aggressiveness as their flag. Mestanza looked for the goal at 22 minutes without much luck, and three minutes later it was Ale García who looked for the left post, finding a great save from Martínez .
Visitors Warned
At almost minute 30, the white and maroon team gave a warning, after a cross from Gabri that Solsona connected with and got very close. The reserve team took a break in the middle of a totally rough and tough match, with no clear goal chances during the last minutes and with Yeclano pressing very hard.
The second half began without any substitutions and with the Madrid team attacking the Murcians more. Leo Franco was in charge of giving orders to Torres's team, in the absence of the Fuenlabrada player who was ejected during the first half.
Mollejo was substituted and Serrano didn't play
Mollejo created a great opportunity by entering the Yeclano area, but his shot was blocked by the Murcia centre-back. Kostis had to rush in to cut off a great advance by Víctor Olmedo, who handled red-whites how he wanted and when he wanted.
The Argentine shook up the bench in the 60th minute, by sending Omar Janneh, Julio Díaz and Rayane Belaid, replacing Víctor Mollejo, Pablo Pérez and Alejandro Mestanza. Three of the standouts of the colchonero team. Then Diallo came in for Joaquín.
Julio Díaz claimed a penalty
Leo Franco's bench exploded in a play by Julio Díaz, who reached the goal line but was clearly brought down by the full-back. The referee from Cádiz, José Antonio Gutiérrez Palomares, ruled out awarding a penalty. The colchoneros tried to win by any means, but the Murcians resisted.
The Andalusian referree also failed to signal a clear foul on Rayane Belaid in the box, sparking criticism from the Colchoneros. Swearing and complaints could be heard; the game ended on the edge of the box and the red-whites added their third game at home without winning.