Goals Arrive

The Castilla started the second half attacking. Bruno attempted a beautiful shot from the edge that hit the post (56′). The good defensive work of both teams prevented clear chances. It wasn’t until the 72nd minute that Castilla opened the scoring. Bruno switched wings to Diego Aguado, who, with a superb cross shot, beat Znuderl. However, Å unta equalized with a penalty caused by Lamini (80′), sending the match into extra time.

Bruno Seals the Victory in Extra Time

Bruno was the protagonist of extra time. First, he hit the crossbar, and in the next action, he took advantage of a loose ball in the area to score 1-2 (94′). Dinamo could have equalized two minutes later, but Mestre stopped Äûtuk’s shot. In the 108th minute, Mesonero tried to seal the match’s fate with a long shot that went close to the post. Both teams continued to attack dangerously, but the score did not change, and Castilla secured their place in the final.

TECHNICAL SHEET:
1-Dinamo Zagreb: Znuderl, MikiÄç, ZebiÄç (LaganciÄç, 119′), Radnic, PaunoviÄç, BrundiÄç (Bozhkov, 100′), RadoÅiç (BakoviÄç, 82′), Å unta, Horvat (Makhfaoui, 82′), PerkoviÄç (Äçutuk, 82′) and Varela (ZulfiÄç, 105′).
2-Castilla: Mestre, D. Jiménez (Mesonero, 62′), Manu Serrano (Diego Aguado, 46′), Mario Rivas, Lamini, Cristian David, Yáñez (Fortea, 46′), Thiago (Rachad, 62′), Loren Zúñiga (Liberto, 91′), Palacios (Manuel Ángel, 46′) and Bruno.

Goals
0-1 (min. 72): Diego Aguado.
1-1 (min. 80): Å unta, from a penalty.
1-2 (min. 94): Bruno.