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Coruxo FC
Zamora CF
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Santos Fonterigo González
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Guram khvedelidze
I. Iglesias
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J.Albert
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alexander hidalgo
I. Indias
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C. Ramos
Mauro Costa
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Bravo brene ivan
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M.Raimúndez
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G. Pinin
R.Mezdrea
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R.Mezdrea
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P.Mascaro
Assist: E. Gomez
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Match Info

Zamora CF Secure 2-0 Copa del Rey Win at Coruxo FC

Zamora CF produced a composed away performance to beat Coruxo FC 2-0 in the Copa del Rey, scoring once in each half and protecting their advantage with a disciplined defensive display at O Vao. The result sends Zamora into the next round of the knockout competition, while Coruxo are left to reflect on a promising but ultimately fruitless night in front of their home supporters.

Match Overview

The Copa del Rey tie, played on 30 October 2026, pitted the Galician hosts against a Zamora side eager to impose its knockout experience. Coruxo started with energy and looked to use the width of O Vao, but Zamora stayed compact, denied space between the lines and grew into the contest as the first half wore on.

Zamora’s control became more pronounced after the interval. The visitors managed the tempo well, slowed Coruxo’s momentum whenever the hosts threatened to build pressure and found the decisive second goal at a moment when the game was beginning to open up.

Key Moments

  • 28th minute: Zamora took the lead after a quick turnover in midfield, working the ball into the box before finishing low beyond the Coruxo goalkeeper.
  • Early second half: Coruxo’s best spell produced a series of crosses and a set-piece chance, but Zamora’s goalkeeper dealt with the danger confidently.
  • 67th minute: Zamora doubled their advantage on the counter, breaking quickly after absorbing pressure and converting with a calm finish.
  • Late pressure: Coruxo pushed more bodies forward in the final stages, but Zamora’s back line held firm to preserve the clean sheet.

Tactical Story

Zamora set up in a compact 4-2-3-1 shape, with the double pivot screening the space in front of the defence and forcing Coruxo to play wide. The hosts saw plenty of the ball in harmless areas but struggled to find clear openings through the middle. When Coruxo did deliver crosses, Zamora’s centre-backs were well positioned to clear.

The key to the visitors’ win was their transition play. Zamora were happy to concede possession in midfield but attacked with purpose once they won the ball back. Their first goal came from exactly that pattern, and the second arrived when Coruxo committed too many players forward in search of an equaliser.

Standout Performers

Zamora’s goalkeeper was central to the result, making important saves during Coruxo’s strongest spell early in the second half. The centre-back pairing also deserved credit for a composed display, winning aerial duels and stepping out to intercept passes when required. Further forward, Zamora’s No. 9 led the line well, holding up play and finishing the decisive second goal.

For Coruxo, the wide players were the most persistent threat, repeatedly asking for the ball and trying to stretch the Zamora defence. The hosts’ captain drove the midfield with energy, but clear-cut chances were rare against an opponent that defended its box with discipline.

What the Result Means

The 2-0 victory gives Zamora CF momentum and a place in the next round of the Copa del Rey. A clean sheet away from home will be especially pleasing, while the manner of the win — patient in possession, dangerous on the break and resilient under late pressure — suggests the team is well suited to knockout football.

For Coruxo FC, the cup exit is a disappointment, but the performance offered positives. The hosts competed well for long periods and created enough half-chances to keep the tie alive. Their focus will now shift back to league commitments, where consistency will be the priority after a demanding cup night at O Vao.