2003/09/01 http://www.deportivo-la-coruna.com/ An efficient Deportivo opened the new Liga in a successful way after Walter Pandiani came off the bench to score the ‘golden goal’ with his first touch. Zaragoza made life difficult though to Deportivo as the result could have been very different. But three points were secured, contrary to the start of last season when Betis Sevilla surprised Deportivo in Riazor (2-4). Zaragoza made a good impression after their one year absence from the Primera Division but clearly showed indications of missing a vital aspect: scoring goals. The team had a strong start and created several dangerous moments. One of those was for Galletti who showed up before Molina. But the goalkeeper saved Deportivo, as he would do on several occasions last night. Villa was close on two other occasions, but again Molina prevented him from scoring a goal. When the match came closer to the break Deportivo started to become more dangerous through Luque and Diego Tristan. But both teams could not score a goal before the break. Much had to do with the defensive security Deportivo showed and with hard work in midfield. After the break the match became more open and chances came at both sides. But a substitute, Walter Pandiani, was needed to break the deadlock as he immediately scored after entering the pitch as he was provided the goal by Victor Sanchez. Moments before Diego Tristan could have earned a penalty after an action against Argentinean defender Milito, but the referee did not want to know about it. Real Zaragoza again came close to scoring, but Argentinean Leo Ponzio hit the post with just 6 minutes to go. -- 点球...我要那个点球... 因为Tristan真的被铲倒而且对方并没有碰到球... 直接铲人 = = --

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