The midfielder of Osasuna, Lucas Torro, lived against Real Betis (1-2) in El Sadar a Saturday of contrasts with his first goal of the course, the defeat and his subsequent stay in hospital to positively assess his condition after a blow to the head with the Brazilian Johnny Cardoso.
A match where Vicente Moreno’s rojillos ended their good streak as local after losing his first championship match after a draw and four consecutive victories. In addition, Former Rojillo Chimy Ávila caused the defeat by scoring the visitor’s second goal and received serious insults from part of the public.
After the break, and with the score 0-1, Lucas Torró made his debut as a goalscorer this season to propel his team back. He completed a free kick taken by his friend Rubén García after a half-pass from Catena to push the ball into the back of the net completely alone at the far post (1-1).
Chimy Ávila’s goal (1-2) sparked Osasuna’s angerwho went up with more heart than football as Betis began to lose time. In the heat of the moment, Rojillo collided with Cardoso’s head and his coaching team therefore decided to resort to substitution due to concussion in the 85th minute.
He was transferred to the University Clinic of Navarra to assess possible damage. After 9 p.m., the club reported that the Concentaina player was already at home to continue for a few more hours under observation.
His coach was asked at a press conference what had happened: “He received a bad blow to the head. The doctor ordered the change and I imagine it will be quite a shock and the moment. We are in the last minutes and, having the possibility of change, it had to be done.
The man from Alicante was included in the eleven from the start. Iker Muñoz’s injury makes Torró the only natural piece Moreno has at his disposal for the pivot. He went from less to more, but the return of his teammate seems close, so his coach will have to choose between one of the two, since his presence at the same time did not go well on the first day against Leganés.
