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RCD Espanyol de Barcelona vs Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, Europe 2024 ROUND OF 32

RCD Espanyol de Barcelona
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC
3 : 2
27th of February 2020 17:55
Finished
First half: 45  |  Second half: 45+3

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  • 0' - The match kicks off with home fans waiting with anticipation for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona to score. At the same time, Wolverhampton Wanderers FC does not seem to pull back! Let’s get it on!
  • 5' - We miss some good tackles and strikes. Is there anyone on the field to put the game back to action?
  • 6' - The referee shows Wolverhampton Wanderers FC player a Yellow card on 6.
  • 11' - Spectators do not have much to choose from both teams. The sides had several scoring chances but they still need a bit more than just a sight of a goal.
  • 16' - What a strike from Jonathan Calleri! The score is 1-0.
  • 21' - It looks surprising Wolverhampton Wanderers FC does not make any changes. Pedro Neto has some obvious troubles when approaching to the goal.
  • 22' - Goal! Adama Traore scores his 15 goal in 285 matches.
  • 27' - Romain Saiss needs to be pretty careful with his discipline considering 0 Red cards this season.
  • 32' - While players are taking a pause, let’s have a look at their stats. The teams met 0 times this season with winning -% of all matches.
  • 37' - It looks like no one’s ball. RCD Espanyol de Barcelona is used to counterattacking playing. None of the sides are ready to take the lead.
  • 40' - It’s a booking for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona player. Victor Sanchez gets a Yellow card.
  • 45' - RCD Espanyol de Barcelona seems to be on a short break. The game is mainly concentrated in the center. It’s high time they got back to action. Otherwise, it looks like a goalless game.
  • 50' - The referee is likely to let players tackle, as he already missed some meaty challenges during opening seconds. He is still to establish what should not be done by the players and what is acceptable on the pitch. It’s going to be a tough game for Matt Doherty suffering a number of foals already.
  • 55' - The teams are not in a rush to score plenty of goals. It might look strange considering RCD Espanyol de Barcelona that had 195 games and scored 220 goals.
  • 56' - A meaty challenge results in booking for Max Kilman on 56.
  • 57' - RCD Espanyol de Barcelona is taking the lead after the goal scored by Jonathan Calleri on 57.
  • 58' - The whistle greets Ruben Vinagre as he departs to be replaced by Romain Saiss.
  • 61' - Another substitution for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona to replace Victor Sanchez by Pol Lozano on 61 minute.
  • 63' - That looks like a foul for a Yellow card for Morgan Gibbs-White.
  • 64' - It is a substitution in Wolverhampton Wanderers FC team. Morgan Gibbs-White is replaced by Pedro Neto on 64 minute.
  • 66' - The referee calls foul for Matias Vargas. He receives a Yellow card.
  • 67' - Another change for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona made on 67 minute. Sergi Darder leaves to be changed by Wu Lei.
  • 72' - It’s high time Nuno Espirito Santo made some changes to put the his team’s game back to action.
  • 75' - It is a substitution in RCD Espanyol de Barcelona team. Oscar Melendo is replaced by Pipa on 75 minute.
  • 78' - Wolverhampton Wanderers FC manager makes another effort to make the tables turned. Bruno Jordao is hanging Adama Traore on the field on 78 minute.
  • 79' - GOAL! Matt Doherty scores on 79.
  • 84' - Spectators are craving for more action. Both teams play very cautiously. They need to put some more energy.
  • 89' - Supporters expect more eagerness from Joao Moutinho, as he is very good at scoring at with 0 goals in the last 0 games.
  • Time to leave. No sensation happened. Another win for RCD Espanyol de Barcelona players.

Today 2020-02-27 RCD Espanyol de Barcelona vs Wolverhampton Wanderers FC are fighting Europe league .

RCD Espanyol de Barcelona had 6 games and get got 11 points in Season (2018/19)

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC had 6 games and get got 13 points in Season (2018/19)

Todays referees are: Giorgio Peretti, Fabio Maresca, Paolo Valeri, Marco Guida, Matteo Passeri