Draw so as not to escape from the rule :: Zerozero.pt

All is equal and all is the same in maintenance bills. Like Casa Pia and Gil Vicente, Famalicao and Boavista tied (1-1) and missed the opportunity to score points against their direct competitors in the pit race. Danho entered the starting lineup with a goal, on a high technical note, it must be said, and led the home team to the lead in the first half. Salvador Agra responded with a single and left everything tied, a result that remained until the end.

The absence of Cádiz, Zido and Puma (the team's references) led to Joao Pedro Sousa changing to a three-man lineup, against a Boavista team that repeats the same defensive scheme, although with completely different points in attack.

Whoever does not have a cadiz, fishes with Danho

The start of the season has been encouraging for Famalicao and Boavista, but the days when the two teams were identified as potential candidates for qualification to Europe are long gone. With the good football gone, the fight is now different. Points are expensive and they both need points to escape the relegation battle, although they are more comfortable than some teams. In an insatiable thirst for points, with ten rounds left to play, that was it Panthers Who showed a greater desire to show their claws from an early age. He forced Salvador Agra Junior onto the mat to score his shot, which was very close to the post.

Boavista's pace slowed, and after about ten minutes of playing in the home side's defensive midfield, Famalicao took control of the game. Gustavo Sa, with the stick, launched the wingers and strikers deep whenever possible, and from the lanes, the Famalicenses' best chances emerged. One of these attacks was followed by a corner and a goal. Justin responded with a header to the dead ball, Bruno Onyemaechi crossed it over the goal line, but in the waves, Danhu shot a technical kick, which still hit the post. He opened the scoring with the first clear chance of the match. With Cadiz absent due to the ban, the Ivorian made his debut and scored a goal.

Despite the goal, the momentum of the match did not change. Famalicão remained superior compared to the somewhat helpless and uninspiring Boavista. Mihaj threatened again from a corner kick, and Sasso almost scored an own goal minutes later. Thanks to Joao Gonçalves, who made a great save and prevented the second goal at home. Until the end of the first half, only one miss was recorded from Poznik, after a childish mistake by Gustavo Assuncao. Fair advantage for Famalicão on the longitude match

Agra brightened, but the clouds continued

Boavista entered the second half, repeating the first half. A stronger and more offensive entry with a chance to tie the match. Poznik threatened with a header just wide of the penalty area, paving the way for a complete response. Shortly afterwards, Bruno Lourenco equalised, but the Slovakian's 19cm lead in front of the final defender delayed an important goal for Boavista's strategic plan. As already happened in the first half, there was a response from Famalicao, who also scored, but also with a foul in the middle. Danho scored again with technical skill (his heel), but the device used to control the ball was his arm.

It started to rain heavily and many of the fans in the open grandstand put their feet on the road for cover, with their team winning. However, after about five minutes, when they returned, the game was already tied. Bruno Lourenco launched a counter-attack, Salvador Agra left two opponents behind him and shot powerfully and put it into the net. A great technical portfolio for the experienced Vilacondense winger.

Henrique Araújo, who was not used for three rounds, left the bench, but left quickly. Five minutes after coming on, the Portugal Under-21 international was injured and his side were left to play extra time with one man less, as there were no stops available. Even with the goal down, Francisco Moura was inches away from victory. The full-back fired a missile onto Joao Gonçalves' goal post, in Famalicense's best chance of the second half.