The Granada CF versus Mallorca encounter reached its climactic conclusion, culminating in a 3-2 scoreline in favor of Granada CF.
In the second half, the game extended beyond regulation time, with Granada CF leading the charge at 3-2. In a tense turn of events during the 90+8th minute, Miguel Ángel Rubio of Granada CF conceded a foul, gifting Mallorca a crucial free-kick within their own defensive territory. The 90+7th minute saw Mallorca's Javi Llabrés receive a yellow card due to a reckless foul, highlighting the escalating intensity on the field. Amidst this fervor, Granada CF's Gerard Gumbau stepped up for a direct free-kick in the 90+7th minute, but his attempt veered off target, adding to the adrenaline-filled atmosphere.
Further igniting the match, the 90+6th minute saw Javi Llabrés of Mallorca committing a foul, subsequently awarding Granada CF a free-kick in a promising attacking position. Mallorca's Pablo Maffeo was booked with a yellow card in the 90+4th minute for a rash foul, exemplifying the spirited contest unfolding on the pitch. A strategic substitution unfolded in the 90+3rd minute, as Alberto Perea replaced Myrto Uzuni for Granada CF. With Mallorca conceding a corner in the 90+3rd minute, Jaume Costa was tasked with the concession, presenting Granada CF with a set-piece opportunity.
The match took an enthralling turn in the 90+2nd minute when Cyle Larin of Mallorca fired a right-footed shot, only to be thwarted by a decisive save, courtesy of Vedat Muriqi's assist. Mallorca's Samú Costa etched his mark in the 87th minute, capitalizing on a corner situation with a precise left-footed shot from close range. Vedat Muriqi's header was blocked, while Cyle Larin's subsequent missed header for Mallorca encapsulated the razor-thin margins that influence such high-stakes affairs.
The 86th minute witnessed Mallorca gaining a corner opportunity, met with resilient defense from Víctor Díaz, underscoring the pivotal role of defenders in these pressure-laden moments. Granada CF's Famara Diédhiou sought to widen the gap in the 89th minute, attempting a shot from the left side of the box that sailed over the bar, emblematic of the players' unyielding determination.
The 68th minute marked a crucial turning point, as Cyle Larin of Mallorca was shown a yellow card for a handball within the penalty area, resulting in a penalty kick for Granada CF. Myrto Uzuni seized this opportunity, coolly converting the penalty in the 70th minute with a precise right-footed shot to the bottom left corner.
The first half was equally packed with action and drama. A penalty awarded to Mallorca in the 16th minute proved to be a turning point, but Vedat Muriqi's shot ricocheted off the left post, denying them the lead. The 38th minute saw Mallorca's Abdón Prats equalize with a deft left-footed shot from the center of the box, skillfully assisted by Toni Lato.
Miguel Ángel Rubio of Granada CF ignited the scoring in the 12th minute with a header stemming from a set-piece, all made possible by José Callejón's expertly delivered cross. Granada CF's Óscar Melendo received a yellow card in the 16th minute for a foul, a testament to the escalating tempo of the game. Copete of Mallorca earned a yellow card in the 33rd minute for a foul, reflecting the intensity and competitive spirit exhibited by both teams.
The opening half concluded with the score knotted at 1-1, setting the stage for a fiercely contested second half. The match was characterized by a dynamic and eventful latter period, with goals, bookings, and set-piece opportunities defining the proceedings. In the end, Granada CF secured a triumphant victory with a 3-2 scoreline, encapsulating the essence of football's thrill and unpredictability.
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