Half time: 0 - 1
Full time: 2 - 1
Shots: 24 - 9
Shots on target: 11 - 3
Corner Kicks: 13 - 1
Possession: 67% - 33%
Fabian Orellana, Anaitz Arbilla and Pape Diop were all booked for the home side who also had Pablo DeBlasis dismissed in the 62nd minute. Alaves had already been down to ten men for 38 minutes by this stage having had Ruben Duartte shown a straight red card by referee Ignacio Iglesias Villanueva in the 24th minute.
It was a dream start for Alaves here as they found themselves in front in just the fourth minute. A free kick from deep on the right-hand side being lofted into the area and Manu Garcia applying the slightest of flicks from the edge of the six yard box to send the ball past Marko Dmitrovic.
Then came the sending off. Not a bad foul by any means but Duarte was adjudged to be the last man and off he went.
All Eibar from there on in as the home side piled on the pressure, racking up more and more efforts on goal. The pressure did ultimately tell in the end, but not until Eibar themselves had been reduced to ten men. DeBlasis dismissed for a reckless and dangerous challenge just after the hour mark.
The equaliser came in the 69th minute. Juan Jordan receiving the ball in a central area just outside the box and blasting a rocket of a strike into the top left corner.
In what was a dramatic game at times, it seemed only fitting that there would be a late winner and it was the home side who grabbed it in stoppage time. Jordan swinging in a corner from the right-hand side to find Pape Diop to power in a header from close range.
Alaves drop down to fourth with this defeat. Eibar move up to eleventh.
