Good draw

Match report
Sixth round of the Primera RFEF division at the Estadio Alfred Di Stéfano in Valdebebas against Real Madrid Castilla. The Madrid second team has won both home games this season, showing how strong they are in their backyard. Xavi Calm lost Alfonso to injury at the last minute, who ended up not travelling with the matchday squad, the midfielder joined the already injured Cordero, Josep Jaume and Jesús Álvaro. The youth player from Santanyí, Toni Ramón, stepped up t the first team for the first time to fill the gap. With these injuries Calm went for a starting 11 made up of René in goal, and a back four of Luca Ferrone, Olaortue, Carlos Delgado and Ignasi Vilarrasa, with the Catalan right back making his first start for the club. Damián Petcoff y Armando started together again in midfield – the British midfielder having spent the week wrapped in cotton wool after a knock. The wings were occupied by Hugo Rodríguez y José Fran and Vinicius Tanque started upfront next to the league top goalscorer, Dioni.
Real Madrid Castilla: 1. Fuidias, 6. Blanco, 7. Marvin, 8. Dotor, 10. Arribas, 11. Peter, 15. Carrillo (80′ 2. Santos), 16. Rafa Marín, 19. Gudjohnsen (80′ 23. Theo), 22. Aranda (88′ 20. David) and 29. Marvel.
Atlético Baleares: 13. René (c), 12. Luca Ferrone, 20. Ignasi Vilarrasa, 4. Olaortua, 5. Carlos Delgado, 6. Armando (87′ 22. Orfila), 21. Damián Petcoff, 7. José Fran (65′ 18. Isi), 16. Hugo Rodríguez (19′ 10. Canario), 9. Vinicius Tanque and 17. Dioni (87′ 11. Manel).
Referee: Etayo Herrera (Basque)
Bookings for Real Madrid Castilla: Arribas y Rafa Marín
Bookings for ATB: René, Luca Ferrone y Dioni.
Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano: 3.000 Spectators
Post Match Comments:
Xavi Calm: “I think it’s a good point; it was always going to be a complicated game and a difficult ground to play at. Few teams will take points away from here but we played well enough to have earned more. It’s a shame that due to our own shortcomings we didn’t gain the three points, but I’m very happy with the reaction and the attitude of the team. It was a day where we could have got more from the game, but our mistakes were costly. Arribas and the others are incredible players, with a good team understanding that makes them seem much older [than they are]. They will go far and are a great team.”
Luca Ferrone: “There are two lessons. First we have to be happy with the reaction of the team to going behind twice, we are a team who know how to fight. But the point doesn’t feel like enough, it’s a shame about the errors we made. I am a player who is hard working day in, day out, and every day I feel better. This was my first goal for the club in three seasons with ATB and therefore I’m very happy. The group is strong and very close.”






