Madeira, Portugal.
Honduran striker Bryan Róchez scored his fifth goal of the season on Friday with CD Nacional, who could not avoid their seventh consecutive defeat in the Portuguese League after falling at home (1-5) against Portimonense, all and the golat of the catracho.
Those of Portimão did not give options and took the party with goals of the Portuguese Beto – by double party, of the Brazilians Luquinhas and Fabrício and of the Guinean Fali I closed with key.
The Catracho striker reduced the lead with his fifth goal in the league this season for CD Nacional – which debuted Manuel Machado as coach – in the second half, but the game was already doomed.
FIRST BALL AND GOAL
Bryan started the game on the bench and came on in the 67th minute. It didn’t take long to score, in the first ball he touched he sent it deep into the Portimonense goal.
The scorer received the ball from behind in the arc, removed the mark of a rival, turned and let go of a shot with the left that was deflected slightly in another visiting player to pass by over the doorman and finish in the net.
Bryan Róchez was one of the absentees in the call-up of the Honduras National Team for the friendly matches of the European tour against Belarus and Greece. Coach Fabián Coit said that the Portuguese club did not agree to lend to the striker.
This hard defeat leaves the CD Nacional, in day 25, in the penultimate place of the table of positions, in places of descent, with 21 points, and the triumph allowed the Portimonense to climb until the tenth position with 26 units.
-DATA SHEET:
NATIONAL CD: Riccardo Piscitelli, Kalindi, Pedrão, Rui Correia, João Vigário, Azouni (Rúben Micael, min.46), Eber Bessa (Koziello, min.46 – Danilovic, min.82), Nuno Borges, Camacho (Gorré, min.46) , Brayan Riascos and Marco Matias (Bryan Róchez, min.67).
coach: Manuel Machado.
PORTIMONENSE SC: Samuel, Maurício, Lucas Possignolo, Mouffi (Casagrande, min.86), Dener, Luquinha (Poha, min.86), Anzai (Lee, min.86), Anderson (Candé, min.62), Beto (Fabrício, min .77), Willyan and Aylton Boa Morte.
coach: Paulo Sergio.