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RCD Mallorca vs. Deportivo de La Coruña (12.01.2019)

Date Season Halftime Result
12.01.2019 2018 0 : 0 1 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
12'' Deportivo La Coruna Domingos Duarte Yellow Card
64'' Deportivo La Coruna Vicente Gómez Yellow Card
65'' Mallorca Álex López Substitution 1
72'' Mallorca M. Ndockyt Substitution 2
73'' Deportivo La Coruna M. Krohn-Dehli Substitution 1
76'' Deportivo La Coruna F. Cartabia Substitution 2
78'' Mallorca J. Lago Normal Goal
85'' Mallorca Salva Sevilla Substitution 3
85'' Deportivo La Coruna Bóveda Substitution 3

Lineup RCD Mallorca

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 1 Manolo Reina
Defence 21 Antonio Raillo
Defence 24 M. Valjent
Defence 2 Joan Sastre
Defence 30 P. Estupiñán
Midfield 8 Salva Sevilla
Midfield 6 Marc Pedraza
Midfield 14 Dani Rodríguez
Midfield 12 M. Ndockyt
Midfield 11 J. Lago
Forward 10 Álex López

Lineup Deportivo de La Coruña

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 1 Dani Giménez
Defence 24 Bóveda
Defence 22 Pablo Marí
Defence 3 Saúl
Defence 6 Domingos Duarte
Midfield 14 M. Krohn-Dehli
Midfield 4 Álex Bergantiños
Midfield 8 Vicente Gómez
Midfield 19 Borja Valle
Midfield 11 F. Cartabia
Forward 7 Quique

Substitutes RCD Mallorca

Position Number Name
Forward 9 Abdón Prats
Midfield 7 Ariday Cabrera
Defence 5 Xisco Campos
Defence 15 Fran Gámez
Midfield 19 Stoichkov
Goalkeeper 25 Miquel Parera
Midfield 28 I. Mohammed

Substitutes Deportivo de La Coruña

Position Number Name
Midfield 21 Edu Expósito
Forward 9 C. Santos
Defence 2 David Simón
Midfield 5 Pedro Mosquera
Defence 12 M. Somma
Goalkeeper 13 Ortolá
Midfield 20 D. Moreno

RCD Mallorca

The Spanish team Real Club Deportivo Mallorca, from the port city of Palma, has been playing football since 1916. Interestingly, it is the oldest football team in the Balearic Islands. In its more than a century of existence, it has also won a number of successes, the biggest being the 2003 Copa del Rey and before that the 1998 Spanish Super Cup triumph.

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Deportivo de La Coruña

This Spanish football club has many nicknames, including Turcos, Súper Dépor, Herculinos or simply Depor. They are also nicknamed Branquiazuis (blue and white), from which the club colours are easily deduced. They can also be found, of course, on the home jersey, which features blue and white horizontal stripes. They are at home in the Abanca-Riazor stadium, which has a capacity of 32,660 spectators. The club was founded back in 1906, in the city of La Coruña in the Spanish autonomous community of Galicia.

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Home corners 9
Home shots 14
Home shots on target 3
Home fouls 10
Home yellow cards
Home red cards
Away corners 4
Away shots 9
Away shots on target 4
Away fouls 9
Away yellow cards 2
Away red cards

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