Roy Revivo Plays Full Game as Elche Dominates Rayo Vallecano 3-0
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Roy Revivo played the entire 90 minutes as his team Elche secured a significant 3-0 away victory over Rayo Vallecano in the Spanish League. The win extends Elche's unbeaten streak to four games and moves them to 12th place. Revivo was instrumental, drawing a penalty and contributing to the team's strong offensive performance. Elche's improved form is attributed to recent signings and their coach's strategy.
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- Roy Revivo played 90 minutes in Elche's 3-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano.
- Elche is now unbeaten in four games and sits 12th in the Spanish League.
- Revivo drew a penalty in the 24th minute and was denied a goal by the keeper.
- Toma Lemaire assisted Elche's third goal in the win.
- Elche will begin their Copa del Rey campaign against Pinares this week.
Israeli player Roy Revivo played the full 90 minutes for Elche in their decisive 3-0 away victory against Rayo Vallecano on Saturday. This win marks Elche's fourth consecutive game without a loss, bringing their season total to 10 points and placing them 12th in the Spanish League after ten rounds. Revivo, a defender, has been a consistent contributor since joining the team, impacting the game both offensively and defensively. He started his second consecutive match and was instrumental in securing the win.
In the 24th minute, Revivo was fouled in the penalty area, resulting in a penalty kick for Elche. He later came close to scoring his first goal for the club when his header was saved by Rayo's goalkeeper, Odru. Elche controlled the match from the outset, earning two penalties, the second in the 36th minute. Despite Rayo's second-half efforts, Elche capitalized on successful counter-attacks to score a third goal, sealing the victory.
The match proceeded without the fan protests that had previously disrupted Rayo Vallecano's home game against Athletic Bilbao. While Rayo fans did demonstrate against their management, the game itself was allowed to continue. The team's performance on the field, however, gave fans little reason for celebration.
Elche's improved form is attributed in part to new signings, including Revivo and Toma Lemaire, who provided an assist for the third goal. Under coach Martin Anselmi, Elche is moving away from the relegation zone. The team is set to begin their Copa del Rey campaign this week against fourth-division side Pinares, followed by a home match against Valencia in the league.
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