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La Liga
Apr 19, 2013 at 8pm UK
 
Rayo Vallecano logo

1-1

Alfaro (12')
FT(HT: 1-1)
Piti (6')

Real Mallorca, Rayo Vallecano share the spoils

Real Mallorca and Rayo Vallecano share the spoils in their La Liga match at the Iberostar Stadium.

Real Mallorca and Rayo Vallecano have played out a 1-1 draw at the Iberostar Stadium in La Liga.

The visitors surged ahead in the seventh minute when Jose Casado released Piti to shoot home from close range with his left foot.

However, five minutes later Mallorca restored parity through Alejandro Alfaro, who turned in a corner from just yards out.

Roberto Trashorras could have replied for Rayo immediately when he shot from outside the box, but he failed to keep his effort on target.

Piti had two chances in quick succession thereafter before Andrija Delibasic saw his attempt saved on the half-hour mark.

Mallorca came close to taking the lead two minutes before the break when Tomer Hemed headed Alan Hutton's cross towards goal, but Ruben made a good save.

The opening minutes of the second half saw little action, although Rayo's Leo did have his effort from close range saved in the 55th minute.

Minutes later Mallorca's Alfaro shot wide from distance before Hemed failed to keep his header from Giovani dos Santos's cross on target.

Mallorca continued to dominate proceedings at home, as Geromel headed narrowly wide midway through the half.

However, it was Rayo who came closest to finding the winner in the final minutes of the contest, as Lass's effort from a difficult angle on the left came off the post after Jordi Figueras had sent him through with a good ball.

The result leaves Mallorca third from bottom in the table, while Rayo are now eighth.

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