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Real Avila CF

04-05 23:00

1 - 2

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Union Langreo

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Real Avila CF

Union Langreo

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118

105

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5053

3024

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End 1-2

92′

Gerard Urbina López

91′

1-2

J.López

84′

P. Pérez

Sergio Neira

84′

Marquitos

83′

Enol Rodríguez

O.Álvarez

82′

Marquitos

Gonzalo Serrano Iranzo

74′

P. Barrientos

72′

Mamadou Sarr

K. Fall

72′

D. Lorenzo

Adrián Carrión Rodríguez

72′

Markel Ruiz Pérez

70′

Daniel Sánchez

C.Pérez

69′

L.S.Estrada

Borja González

69′

Álvarez

Liam

69′

P. Barrientos

D.Díaz

54′

K. Fall

Halftime 1-1

41′

1-1

Adrián Carrión Rodríguez

39′

V.Castaño

37′

Liam

21′

Michael Ngaah Bosio

F.Díaz

1′

0-1

Borja González

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Match Info

Union Langreo came from behind to secure a 2-1 away win against Real Avila CF in the Spanish Segunda División RFEF. This hard-fought victory on the road provides a vital three points for Langreo as they aim to climb the table in a competitive group. Real Avila started brightly and were rewarded with an early goal, taking a lead they held until the hour mark. However, Union Langreo showed great character and tactical discipline to turn the game around, scoring two goals in a ten-minute spell to completely shift the momentum. The equalizer came from a defensive error by Avila, which Langreo pounced on, and the winner was a well-taken finish following a sustained period of pressure. The home team pushed for a late equalizer but found the Langreo defense organized and resilient. This result moves Union Langreo into a more comfortable mid-table position, while Real Avila is left to rue missed opportunities to solidify their own standing. Both managers acknowledged the turning point in the match, with the Langreo coach praising his team's second-half response.