MATCH REPORT

Yassir Zabiri Completes Racing Santander's 2-1 Comeback at Malaga

How the match unfolded, with the data behind it

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Racing Santander came from behind to defeat Malaga 2-1, with Iker Luque equalising before Yassir Zabiri completed the comeback. Adam Aznou’s sending-off was a significant second-half incident.

Turning points

Racing Santander overturned a half-time deficit to beat Malaga 2-1, with Yassir Zabiri scoring the goal that completed the comeback. The visitors also had more possession and total shots, while Malaga’s eight shots on goal showed the result was contested.

Malaga lead before Racing turn it around

Carlos Dotor opened the scoring for Malaga in the 28th minute, making it 1-0 after an assist from Adrián Niño. Malaga held that advantage at half-time, but Racing Santander equalised in the 50th minute when Iker Luque converted with assistance from Pablo Ramon Parra to make it 1-1.

Racing completed the reversal in the 60th minute. Yassir Zabiri scored to put the visitors 2-1 ahead, and that was the final score. The sequence changed the match from a Malaga lead into a Racing Santander victory without another goal listed.

Statistics underline a competitive contest

Racing Santander had 54% possession and attempted 21 shots to Malaga’s 16. Their expected-goals figure was also higher, at 2.44 compared with Malaga’s 1.99. Malaga, however, recorded eight shots on goal, one more than Racing Santander, and earned six corners to the visitors’ three.

The disciplinary turning point came when Adam Aznou was sent off in the 64th minute after receiving a yellow card in the 38th minute. Malaga finished with four yellow cards and one red card, while Racing Santander had two yellow cards.

What the result means in context

M. Zabiri was the standout performer, earning an 8.2 rating across 90 minutes, scoring once and recording two shots on target. Going into the match, Malaga were ranked #20 with 5 points from 11 games, while Racing Santander were ranked #16 with 11 points from 11 games. The result followed Malaga’s listed pre-match run of Loss, Draw, Loss, Draw, Draw, Loss, Loss, Draw, Loss, Draw, Loss, while Racing’s listed sequence ended with a win.

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Malaga

20th in league
0W - 5D - 6L
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Racing Santander

16th in league
3W - 2D - 6L
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1.4
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Conceded/Game
1.9
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2.6
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2
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4
League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

20th5 pts
Matchday11
16th11 pts
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1BarcelonaWLWWW111001461230
2Atletico MadridWWWWW1191122828
3Real MadridWWWWL11902281027
4Real BetisWDLWD11722181523
5Real SociedadLWWWW11614202019
6SevillaDLWLD12534171918
7Athletic ClubWWLDD10433141015
8Deportivo La CorunaWLDLD11353151414
9AlavesDLDLL12345151713
10VillarrealLWDLW11335151512
11Celta VigoLDWDW11263101012
12Rayo VallecanoWLDDW10334152012
13GetafeWLDLW1133581612
14EspanyolWLLDL11326131411
15OsasunaLLWLD11326112211
16Racing SantanderLWLDL11326152911
17ElcheLWDDW11245141810
18LevanteLLWDD11245162110
19ValenciaWLDDL112368179
20MalagaLDLDL110568215