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CD Arnedo 1-4 CE Manresa
Segunda División RFEF | 6 September 2026

CE Manresa delivered a clinical away performance on Sunday night as they stormed past CD Arnedo 4-1 in the Segunda División RFEF. The Catalan side took control early, punished defensive hesitation at key moments, and rounded off an impressive evening under the floodlights with two late goals that gave the scoreline an emphatic look. Manresa looked sharp from the opening whistle and never allowed Arnedo to settle into any kind of rhythm. Their movement in the final third caused persistent problems for the home defence, and the visitors were rewarded inside the opening 15 minutes when winger Marc Bassas cut in from the left and curled a composed finish beyond the reach of the Arnedo goalkeeper. It was exactly the start Manresa wanted on the road, and it forced the hosts to commit more bodies forward earlier than they would have liked. The second goal arrived just before the half-hour mark. Striker Ferran Dalmau timed his run perfectly to meet a low cross at the near post, directing the ball into the net with a first-time finish. That strike settled any nerves in the Manresa camp and left CD Arnedo with a mountain to climb before the interval. Arnedo showed more aggression after the restart, pressing higher and asking tougher questions of the Manresa back line. Their reward came when defender Rubén Andrés rose highest to meet a looping free-kick and power a header past the goalkeeper in the 54th minute. The goal briefly changed the atmosphere, and Arnedo pushed forward in search of an equaliser. But the hosts were unable to create enough clear chances, and the risk of leaving space at the back eventually proved costly. Manresa restored their two-goal cushion in the 71st minute when midfielder Èric Puig raced onto a precise through-ball and finished coolly after a quick counter-attack. Substitute Roger Viñas then put the result beyond doubt in the final minute, slotting home after being sent clean through on goal. Key moments:
  • 13' – Marc Bassas cuts inside and scores Manresa’s opening goal
  • 28' – Ferran Dalmau turns in from close range to make it 2-0
  • 54' – Rubén Andrés heads Arnedo back into the match
  • 71' – Èric Puig finishes a swift counter-attack to restore the cushion
  • 90' – Substitute Roger Viñas adds a late fourth in stoppage time
For CE Manresa, this was a strong early-season statement and a valuable away-day victory in a competitive division where points on the road are always hard to come by. The visitors’ ability to manage the game after Arnedo’s goal will please their coaching staff just as much as the attacking output. CD Arnedo, meanwhile, will look at the set-piece goal as a positive sign but will want to tighten up defensively after conceding four times in front of their own supporters. With the campaign still taking shape, results like this one offer early clues about which teams can sustain a promotion push. Manresa have shown they can travel well and score freely, while Arnedo will now be desperate to respond in their next fixture and avoid being dragged toward the lower reaches of the standings.