CARTAGENA RUN RIOTFC CARTAGENA - 4 UNIVERSITY LAS PALMAS FC - 0
BY STEVE HIBBERD
New coach Paco Jemez, started his campaign at Cartagena with an excellent display at Cartagonova Stadium against lowly University Las Palmas.
Following the midweek shock sacking of manager Fabri Gonzales, President Paco Gomez made Paco Jemez his 12th manager since taking over the presidency. Jemez first viewing of the team came the very next day, when he selected the side who lost 0-2 in a friendly against FC Copenhagen (Man Citys opposition in the next round of the UEFA cup), played at La Manga Club.
For this league match, he decided to make 2 changes from last weeks draw against Lorqui. Back came key players Mariano and Carmona, as Jemez decided to play a 4-4-2 formation.
The game set off at a lively pace, and as early as the 3rd min, Cartagena were ahead. An inch perfect cross by Cabrejo, was headed into the back of the net by Juan Pablo. Only 5 mins into the 2nd half, Juan Pablo doubled his teams lead, when he converted from the penalty spot, having himself been fouled, taking his seasons tally to 8. Cartagena were starting to completely dominate the match, and thought they had added a 3rd goal on the hour mark, but Armandos effort was dissallowed for offside. On 83 mins, the hard working Tato was brought down in the penalty area, allowing Cabrejo to hammer home the resulting spot kick. But the best was still to come on 88 mins. A delightful pass by Mariano found substitute Addison, who magnificently lobbed the opposition keeper from fully 20 yards out, making it 4 for his team, and his 9th of the season (top scorer). Although this was a super team performance, the pick of the bunch has to be old boys Cabrejo and Mariano.
This result leaves Cartagena still in 2nd spot, as leaders Leganes also won their div 2b match against Vecindario.
Attendance: 2,617
FC Cartagena line-up
Ruben, Txiki, Mariano, Cabrejo, Carmona (Samuel), Armando, Eloy, Juan Pablo u(Addison), Tato, Nano (Hector), Miki
Forthcoming Fixtures
Make a date in your diary for Tues 10 Feb, ko 8.30pm, when Spain under 21s take on Norway u21s at Cartagonova Stadium.
Then on Sun 15 Feb, ko 12 oclock midday, Cartagena visit Lanzarote for another div 2b fixture.
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EL CARTAGONOVA CUMPLE 21 AÑOS.....
ResponderEliminar...En 1987 se concretó la permuta de los terrenos donde se encontraba el antiguo campo de fútbol de Cartagena, El Almarjal (1925), entre el Ayuntamiento de la ciudad y la empresa Continente, acuerdo por el que esta empresa construiría un nuevo y moderno campo de fútbol , quedándose a cambio con los terrenos del antiguo para construir un hipermercado.
Así, el 27 de septiembre de 1987 se disputó el último partido en El Almarjal entre el Cartagena F.C. y el C.D. Castellón, un encuentro que finalizó con el triunfo de los de casa por cuatro goles a cero.
Se inician las obras del nuevo recinto de la Rambla de Benipila, mientras el equipo local, que militaba en la Segunda División A juega sus partidos provisionalmente en Torre Pacheco.
El 7 de febrero de 1988 se disputaría al fin el primer partido en el nuevo estadio. Se trató de un Cartagena F.C.- Real Burgos que finalizó con empate a cero. El primer gol no llegó hasta un par de semanas más tarde y lo marcó el jugador del Bilbao Athletic Uribarrena.
Curiosamente, no hubo acto oficial de inauguración, un hito que debió esperar nueve años hasta que el 11 de febrero de 1997, se formalizó previamente a un partido España-Malta de selecciones sub-21