Pedro Manzi and Ale González carry the Pulido Bakery in the wings

From the first bars of the meeting the Pulido San Mateo Bakery He made clear his role as dominator of the game, while Ibarra occupied a role focused on defense from his own half. Israel Quintana’s men tried to generate danger with combined plays and attempts from the corner kick, but those from the south of Tenerife showed their solidity.

After the first twenty minutes, Pedro Manzi opened the scoring in his second match as a footballer for Panadería Pulido San Mateo. The attacker received from behind, turned and beat Kevin in a great individual action. After the goal, the local team continued to control the match, but Ibarra was activated in attack. A free kick well saved by Guanche and a long shot from Dani put those from Vega de San Mateo in trouble, who had an opportunity before the break to open a gap on the scoreboard, again through Pedro Manzi, who ended up on serve corner.

Ibarra came out after the break looking for an equalizer and put fear into the body of the local team with a shot in the first seconds that grazed Guanche’s post. The Pulido San Mateo Bakery looked for counter-attacks and after enduring the visitors’ onslaught for several minutes, the second goal came from Ale González after a good combination between Ribalta and Gabri Martín. The former Messenger only had to push her to open a gap on the scoreboard.

The goal discouraged Ibarra, who saw the tie already far away. Gabri tried with a shot, but it went over Guanche’s goal. Meanwhile, Panadería Pulido San Mateo felt very comfortable with their advantage and set up more chances to score, such as a shot by Javi Martínez that missed the target. With just a few minutes to go, Pedro Manzi put the icing on the cake to an excellent match and scored his second goal in a cunning move, worthy of a top striker who could be key in the fight for promotion.