Real Mallorca produced an impressive display at the Estadio Albanca Balaidos on Monday night as they hung on to beat Celta Vigo 0-1 to end a run of six games without a win. Celta hadn’t lost a home game since February 12 but came up against a Palma side who defended magnificently before achieving the impossible – AN AWAY WIN! Their first on the road since the beginning of last November.
R.C.D. Mallorca’s first win for two months
Celta Vigo 0 – Real Mallorca 1
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I am as pleased as anyone that Mallorca won. However, why do they make it so hard for themselves??. Celta, as with any of the other teams, mounted continuous attacks where they kept possession for long periods. Mallorca are either incapable of doing this, or coached not to. Whichever, it ends up with an enormours amount of pressure on defending, then when the ball is cleared it is inevitably straight to an opponent. There must be a better way of managing these games, get on the front foot for longer periods, really test the opposition.The forwards are not that proficient, so given the number of chances missed (Amath was pathetic), the more they attack the more likely they will score.