A Crushing Victory

Marcet Elevies wins 6-2 against Hospitalense with a collective display and outstanding individual performances.

A resounding display from Elevies was recorded in their 6-2 victory over AC Hospitalense. From the outset, the team led by Marcet showed undeniable superiority, dominating both the scoreboard and the field. With 63.8% possession and impeccable offensive efficiency, the visitors positioned themselves as a team that not only wins but also convinces with their style.

Marcet’s tactical solidity evoked the best moments of Feyenoord in the Eredivisie: defensive order, quick transitions, and a goal-scoring efficiency that was devastating. In contrast, Hospitalense showed individual flashes but lacked cohesion, reminiscent of Ligue 1 teams still seeking competitive identity. The decisiveness of Marcet’s attacking trio made the difference from the opening minutes.

Players such as Alaoui-Mrani, “The Lightning,” and Zambrano, “The Brain,” especially shone in a collective performance that will remain in the fans’ memory.

Numerical dominance from start to finish

Marcet Elevies was a machine that outclassed their opponent in all aspects of the game. In total, they made 31 shots, 14 of which were on target, with a success rate of 45%. Compared to Hospitalense’s 17 shots, only 8 of which were on target, the visitors’ superiority was evident. Furthermore, Marcet achieved a 79.7% passing accuracy, leaving far behind their opponent’s 60.4%.

Central defender Nascimento recorded 8 clearances and scored the opening goal, showing solidity reminiscent of a player like Lisandro Martínez in his prime. Meanwhile, Davitadze contributed 3 recoveries and was crucial in offensive transitions, achieving an 82% passing accuracy.

In midfield, Zambrano stood out with 4 key passes and two goals, sealing a memorable performance. Hospitalense, despite their efforts, appeared imprecise and vulnerable, especially in the last 30 meters of the field.

Zambrano, undisputed MVP

With two goals and active participation in the development of the game, Zambrano was the standout figure of the match.

“The Brain” achieved 91% passing accuracy, 6 recoveries, and 3 assists that culminated in clear opportunities. His movements and vision of the game are reminiscent of players like Dusan Tadić in the Eredivisie, combining creativity and goal-scoring ability.

In addition to Zambrano, the following players participated in the match:

• Martínez: Goalkeeper with 2 key saves. Similar to Walter Benítez in Ligue 1.
• Nascimento: Center-back with 1 goal and 8 clearances, comparable to Nico Schlotterbeck in the Bundesliga.
• Cuenca: Defender with 5 effective clearances, akin to Sven Botman in the Premier League.
• Fanne: Key support on the flanks, similar to Owen Wijndal in the Eredivisie.
• Davitadze: Midfielder with 1 goal and 82% completed passes, reminiscent of Yari Verschaeren.
• Bello: Tireless ball winner in midfield, like Edson Álvarez in the Eredivisie.
• El Kihel: Winger with 3 key passes and 1 assist, similar to Kamaldeen Sulemana.
• Diaz: Midfielder with precise passes, in the style of Teun Koopmeiners in Serie A.
• Alaoui-Mrani: Forward with 2 goals and 3 successful dribbles, akin to Santiago Giménez of Feyenoord.
• Mejia: Substitute offering solidity, like Kevin Danso in the Bundesliga.
• Sánchez: Versatile attacker, similar to Jesús Gallardo in Liga MX.
• Elegbede: Solid contributions in transitions, like Hans Vanaken in the Jupiler Pro League.
• Cortés: Midfielder with strategic vision, akin to Joey Veerman in the Eredivisie.

An unforgettable match

The triumph of Marcet Elevies against Hospitalense delivered a clear lesson on how collective work, well-executed tactics, and individual talent can converge to achieve excellence.

With a memorable performance across all areas of the field, this team reaffirms that its focus on comprehensive training is capable of delivering convincing results. This match not only meant three points but also a step towards strengthening a football philosophy that makes a difference.