Mallorca beats Celta 1-0 to end poor run in Spanish league
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MADRID (AP) — Mallorca’s struggles on the road in the Spanish league are finally over.
A 1-0 win at Celta Vigo on Monday ended the team’s seven-match winless streak in away matches, a run that started before the World Cup last year.
Amath Ndiaye scored a 21st-minute winner for Mallorca, which was coming off six losses and a draw on the road in the league. It hadn’t won anywhere in six straight matches.
The result lifted the club coached by Mexican Javier Aguirre to 11th place, one point in front of 12th-placed Celta, which was seeking a win after consecutive draws at Sevilla and against Almeria.
At the top, Barcelona has an 11-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid with nine rounds remaining.
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