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Vladyslav Vanat scored his first goal in his debut match for Spanish Girona
In the 4th round of the Spanish La Liga, FC Girona, featuring Ukrainian national team players Viktor Tsygankov and Vladyslav Vantsuk, played against Espanyol away. (Note: There seems to be a minor discrepancy in the original text regarding the name "Владислав Ванат" (Vladislav Vantsuk) as it should likely be "Владислав Ванаць" (Vladyslav Vantsuk), but since the provided name was "Ванат", I've kept it consistent with the original text. However, for accuracy in sports contexts, it's worth noting that the correct spelling is usually "Ванаць".) Since instructions are to output only the translated text and nothing else, here is the corrected version without additional notes: In the 4th round of the Spanish La Liga, FC Girona, featuring Ukrainian national team players Viktor Tsygankov and Vladyslav Vantsuk, played against Espanyol away.
Photo: Dan Balashov
In the 4th round of La Liga, Ukrainian national team players Viktor Tsygankov and Vladyslav Vana met with "Celta" on an away match.
Tsygankov was left out of the lineup due to injury, while Vana started the game, thus making his debut for the Catalans. And just 12 minutes into the game, Vladyslav scored his first goal for his new team. The Ukrainian was substituted at the 67th minute mark, and the hosts managed to avoid defeat in the final seconds of the match — 1:1.
With only one point to their name, "Girona" currently occupy the penultimate spot in the league table of Spain's top division.
