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FC Torrevieja 2-2 Atletico Saguntino — FC Torrevieja and Atletico Saguntino played out an entertaining 2-2 draw in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on Sunday, October 11, 2026, with a late equaliser rescuing a point for the hosts after Saguntino had turned the match around.

Match overview

At the Estadio Municipal de Torrevieja, the home side began with energy and took the lead in the 22nd minute. Kike García found space on the edge of the box and drilled a low shot into the bottom corner, sending the home supporters into early celebration. Torrevieja continued to press and looked comfortable for much of the first half.

Atletico Saguntino responded well, though, and equalised on 37 minutes. Sergio Martín timed his run to meet a cross from the right and guided a header past the goalkeeper. The goal changed the momentum, and Saguntino finished the first half looking the more dangerous team.

Key moments

  • 22’ — Kike García opens the scoring for FC Torrevieja with a low finish.
  • 37’ — Sergio Martín heads Atletico Saguntino level from a right-wing cross.
  • 68’ — Pablo Gómez gives Saguntino the lead with a composed finish inside the area.
  • 81’ — Javi Pérez equalises for Torrevieja, turning in a loose ball after a corner.

Tactical story and standout players

Torrevieja lined up in a 4-4-2 and tried to use width to stretch Saguntino’s defence. Their early goal came from exactly that approach, but they struggled to maintain control once Saguntino adjusted their midfield shape. Saguntino’s 4-2-3-1 allowed them to overload central areas, and their second-half goal was a reward for patient build-up play.

Kike García was lively throughout for Torrevieja, while Javi Pérez showed composure for the late equaliser. Sergio Martín and Pablo Gómez were Saguntino’s best performers, combining well in the final third and causing problems with their movement. Both goalkeepers made important saves, ensuring the match remained balanced until the final whistle.

Table impact

The draw keeps both sides in the middle pack of the Tercera División RFEF standings. Torrevieja will be relieved to have avoided defeat after falling behind, but they will also feel they could have taken all three points after a strong start. Saguntino, meanwhile, will be disappointed not to have held on after taking the lead. In a division where consistency is crucial, both teams will view this as a point gained and a chance missed.