The Ciudad Deportiva Lanzarote played host to a thrilling derby match on Sunday morning as UD Lanzarote faced off against San Bartolomé CF. The home team took an early lead thanks to a goal from Aco Hernández in the sixth minute, but just four minutes later, San Bartolomé equalised with a penalty converted by Aarón Berriel.
The match kicked off at a lively pace, with Hernández scoring from a corner delivered by Óliver Viera. A quick reaction from the visitors followed when referee Javier Guillán Mateo awarded a penalty for a foul by Alex Cruz. Berriel’s penalty hit the back of the net, bringing the score to 1-1.
In the second half, Lanzarote had several chances to go ahead again. Newcomer Marcos nearly scored on his debut but was denied by goalkeeper Agoney. Later, a corner led to a close attempt from Hernández, which Agoney saved just in time.
The most significant opportunity for Lanzarote came in the 90th minute when Nadjib broke free in the area but failed to beat Agoney with his low shot. The match concluded in a 1-1 draw.
Match Details:
UD Lanzarote (1): Ruymán, Alex Cruz (Dani Herrera 46), Óliver Viera, Tobías (Raúl 85), Alex Gil, Blas, Dani González (Nadjib 82), Javi Martín, Ale Fuentes, Aco Hernández, Álvaro Cordero (Marcos 63). Manager: Juan Antonio Machín.
San Bartolomé CF (1): Agoney, Isaac, Joni, Aimar Berriel (Adrián Barrera 32), Jordan, Miguel Gopar, Kevin Castro, Alex Vera, Palomeque (Carlos Galván 65), Aarón Berriel (Aythami Yebri 65), Reydel (Bili 73). Manager: Yeray González.
Goals:
1-0: 6 minutes, Aco Hernández
1-1: 10 minutes, Aarón Berriel (penalty)
Referee: Javier Guillán Mateo, with assistants Iván Acosta Rodríguez and Aarón Martín Torres. Yellow cards were issued to players from both teams, reflecting a competitive atmosphere.
Attendance: Approximately 1,800 spectators attended the match, part of the fourth round in Group XII of the Tercera Federación.
