Malaga for the first time to qualify for the Champions League quarterfinals. In the round of 16 second leg at La Rosaleda Stadium on Wednesday (03/13/2013). they beat FC Porto 2-0. The win gave them a 2-1 aggregate lead. Losing 0-1 in the first leg, Malaga tried to retaliate. Utilizing excess appearing in the cage, Malaga tried to attack from the start. However, Porto gave strict resistance.
The match was to be going hard. The referee had issued five yellow cards in the first round. Three cards to Porto and two more cards to Malaga. Buying and selling each other attacks also occurred. However, both teams are still only able to print opportunities, without being able to convert them into goals. Towards the end of the first half, Porto guard. In the 43rd minute, Isco escaped from the escort and guarded Porto goalkeeper Helton. Malaga were 1-0 up until the end of the first half.
Entering the second half, Porto tried to get up. However, the game is still going hard. Porto effort became more difficult after a second yellow card Defour alias should be out during the second half after just four minutes. The advantage of the player directly utilized Malaga. They are trying to suppress. However, Porto was also trying to serve the game host.
In the 74th minute, Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini, trying to make a change. He pulled Julio Baptista to replace Roque Santa Cruz. This strategy was a sweet fruit. Just two minutes of play, Santa Cruz scored immediately. He was a good corner kick the ball to strike the ball into the goal Porto. Pellegrini immediately tried to secure the advantage of being already ahead on aggregate. He pulled striker Javier Saviola to replace midfielder Lucas Piazon to close defense.
The decision was very appropriate. Malaga finally able to maintain his position and won 2-0, as well as qualify for the quarter-finals with a 2-1 aggregate advantage.
Lineup
Malaga (4-4-2): 13-Willy, 2-Gamez, 5-Demichelis, 3-Weligton, 25-Antunes; 7-Joaquin, 8-Toulalan, 16-Ittura, 22-Isco, 10-Julio Baptista ( 24-Roque Santa Cruz 74), 9-Saviola (12-Lucas Piazon 78)
Porto (4-3-3): 1-Helton; 2-Danilo, 30-Otamendi, 22-Mangala (26-Alex Sandro 70), 26-Alex Sandro; 8-Joao Moutinho (10-James Rodriguez 45), 25 -Fernando, 3-Lucho Gonzalez; 17-Varela, 9-Jackson Martinez, 35-Defour.
Entering the second half, Porto tried to get up. However, the game is still going hard. Porto effort became more difficult after a second yellow card Defour alias should be out during the second half after just four minutes. The advantage of the player directly utilized Malaga. They are trying to suppress. However, Porto was also trying to serve the game host.
In the 74th minute, Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini, trying to make a change. He pulled Julio Baptista to replace Roque Santa Cruz. This strategy was a sweet fruit. Just two minutes of play, Santa Cruz scored immediately. He was a good corner kick the ball to strike the ball into the goal Porto. Pellegrini immediately tried to secure the advantage of being already ahead on aggregate. He pulled striker Javier Saviola to replace midfielder Lucas Piazon to close defense.
The decision was very appropriate. Malaga finally able to maintain his position and won 2-0, as well as qualify for the quarter-finals with a 2-1 aggregate advantage.
Lineup
Malaga (4-4-2): 13-Willy, 2-Gamez, 5-Demichelis, 3-Weligton, 25-Antunes; 7-Joaquin, 8-Toulalan, 16-Ittura, 22-Isco, 10-Julio Baptista ( 24-Roque Santa Cruz 74), 9-Saviola (12-Lucas Piazon 78)
Porto (4-3-3): 1-Helton; 2-Danilo, 30-Otamendi, 22-Mangala (26-Alex Sandro 70), 26-Alex Sandro; 8-Joao Moutinho (10-James Rodriguez 45), 25 -Fernando, 3-Lucho Gonzalez; 17-Varela, 9-Jackson Martinez, 35-Defour.
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