Visiting Granada left with nothing after Huesca take all 3 points

Huesca beats Granada 3-2 on Sunday at El Alcoraz. Both Huesca and Granada came from defeats in their previous league games. Huesca were looking to get back winning ways after losing their last game 1-0 to Seville. Granada, on the other hand, were beaten 2-1 in the previous match against Atletico Madrid. As it stands, Huesca are in 20th place, with 19 points from 24 matches, while Granada sit in 9th, with 30 points from 24.

It was an impressive opening from Granada, with Domingos Quina opening the scoring, 8 minutes in. However, the good form didn't last for long. An equalizer from a goal from Dani Escriche, 31 minutes in brought Huesca level. Later, Huesca scored again thanks to a goal from Jorge Pulido, 39 minutes in to establish the 2-1. Later, Huesca took the lead with a goal form a calamitous own goal from Dimitri Foulquier in the 44th minute just before half-time and the first half ended 3-1.

Granada took the initiative in the second half, beginning with a goal from Alberto Soro, 59 minutes in, sealing a resounding 3-2 victory for the home side.

For Huesca, Idrissa Doumbia, Shinji Okazaki and Juan Carlos came on for Fede Vico, Dimitri Foulquier, Alberto Soro, Yangel Herrera and Domingos Quina, while Granada replaced Fede Vico, Dimitri Foulquier, Alberto Soro, Yangel Herrera and Domingos Quina for Jorge Molina, Darwin Machis, Yangel Herrera, Robert Kenedy and Domingos Duarte.

The referee booked Mikel Rico, Pablo Insua and Jaime Seoane from Huesca. Granada had the worst of it though, with Rui Silva, Nehuen Perez and Victor Diaz seeing yellow, and German Sanchez then sent off with a red.

Huesca will next travel to Eibar, while Granada will face Elche at home.

Technical card:
Huesca:	Alvaro Fernandez, Dimitrios Siovas, Pablo Insua, Jorge Pulido, Pablo Maffeo, Jaime Seoane, David Ferreiro (Juan Carlos, min.87), Mikel Rico (Idrissa Doumbia, min.67), Javi Galan, Dani Escriche (Shinji Okazaki, min.67) and Rafa Mir
Granada:	Rui Silva, Victor Diaz, Nehuen Perez, German Sanchez, Dimitri Foulquier (Darwin Machis, min.47), Antonio Puertas, Yan Eteki, Fede Vico (Jorge Molina, min.47), Domingos Quina (Domingos Duarte, min.82), Adrian Marin and Alberto Soro (Yangel Herrera, min.63)
Stadium:	El Alcoraz
Goals:	Domingos Quina (0-1, min. 8), Dani Escriche (1-1, min. 31), Jorge Pulido (2-1, min. 39), Dimitri Foulquier (3-1, min. 44) and Alberto Soro (3-2, min. 59)