Pego added the three points after defeating Dénia by 1 to 0 in the clash played in the Cervantes de Pego field. A bit of Cristian Rico in the second half to transform a penalty earned the local team to win in a dull match.
The first of the occasions was for the local Carles who failed to resolve against Maxi. Subsequently it was Santafé who tested the local goal Frede who had to stretch to divert a great shot from the Dianense midfielder to the corner. Dénia was the team that dominated but unsolved. Esteban's team lacked depth to have scored when he was best playing.
The Pego crouched back sought in quick cons to surprise a Dianense defense that was safe. He only created danger with throw-in and free-kick play. The break was reached with a zero draw.
In the second half, the first occasion was for Dénia after the launching of a free-throwing blow in which Dani García showed off the local goal, Frede. In the minute 51 came the controversial play of the afternoon, an entry of La Peña in iron on Cristian Rico was punished by the collegiate, Alba Felix, with maximum penalty. Cristian Rico himself beat Maxi down the only goal of the afternoon.
With the score in favor, Pego knew how to negotiate the minutes of play. His coach, Lauro Techeira, got into Kevin's field and he revolutionized his game. He had a great opportunity to score, but his shot came close to the goal stick defended by Maxi.
In the 81 minute, a Maxi exit on Kevin caused the demolition of the local player and the second yellow card for the dianense goal. Dénia was losing and remained in numerical inferiority, which caused things to get worse for Esteban's team.
At the end of the regulatory time, the local triumph for 1 came to 0, leaving Pego in sixth place and a Dénia just two points down.
