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Spanish Segunda Division
09-20 20:00
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44
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93′
N. Obolskiy
84′
C. Dominguez
81′
E. Miranda
D. Villahermosa
80′
G.A.Gordon
T. Ripoll
78′
3-1
Á.Baena
Assist: Q.Liameed
71′
T. Ripoll
70′
J.López-Pinto
J.Priego
70′
Á.Baena
M.Codina
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E. Aguilar
J.Catala
70′
Samuel rodriguez
J. Cruz
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E.Pedrola
65′
D. Villahermosa
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N. Obolskiy
Gastón Joaquín Valles Velázquez
45′
C.Ramos
Youness Lachhab
45′
Mikel Goti
A.Isfan
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E.Pedrola
A.Ahmed
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o.sanz
Assist: T. Ripoll
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1-0
Gastón Joaquín Valles Velázquez
Assist: J.Priego
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Match Info

Sabadell 3-1 Real Oviedo: Hosts Power Past Oviedo in Segunda División Clash

CE Sabadell produced one of their most complete performances of the season on Sunday evening, defeating Real Oviedo 3-1 at the Estadi de la Nova Creu Alta. The three points lift the Catalan side into a more comfortable position in the Spanish Segunda División table, while Oviedo were left to rue a defensive display that unravelled after the break.

Match Overview

Played under the lights in front of a passionate home support, the contest began with both sides probing for early control. Sabadell’s high press forced Oviedo into a series of hurried clearances, and the hosts drew first blood in the 12th minute when winger Álvaro Rey cut inside from the left and curled a low shot into the far corner. Oviedo responded well, enjoying a spell of possession and equalising in the 34th minute through striker Borja Sánchez, who converted a smart low cross from the right.

However, the parity lasted only until the early stages of the second half. Sabadell regained the lead in the 58th minute when midfielder Sergi García arrived late in the box to meet a pulled-back cross, finishing first time past the visiting goalkeeper. The home side then sealed the win in the 78th minute, as substitute Juan Hernández raced clear on the counter and slotted calmly beyond the advancing keeper.

Key Moments

  • 12' – Sabadell 1-0: Álvaro Rey curls a left-footed effort into the bottom corner after a neat interchange on the edge of the area.
  • 34' – Real Oviedo 1-1: Borja Sánchez taps in from close range following a well-worked move down the right flank.
  • 58' – Sabadell 2-1: Sergi García finishes a flowing team move, sweeping the ball home from 12 yards.
  • 78' – Sabadell 3-1: Juan Hernández breaks the offside trap and rounds the keeper before rolling the ball into an empty net.

Tactical Story

Sabadell set up in a 4-2-3-1 and were aggressive without the ball, often pushing their full-backs high to pin Oviedo’s wide players back. The hosts’ midfield duo of Sergi García and Marc Martínez controlled the tempo, winning second balls and launching quick transitions. Oviedo, by contrast, struggled to build through the middle; their equaliser came from a rare moment of clean wide play, but too often their striker was isolated.

After the interval, Sabadell’s coach switched to a 4-3-3, adding an extra body in central areas and effectively suffocating Oviedo’s playmaker. The third goal was a perfect example of their counter-attacking intent: a turnover in midfield, a direct pass into the channel, and a composed finish.

Standout Players

Álvaro Rey (Sabadell): The winger was a constant menace, scoring the opener and stretching Oviedo’s defence throughout. Sergi García (Sabadell): Dictated play from midfield and scored the crucial second goal. Borja Sánchez (Real Oviedo): Took his goal well and was the visitors’ most dangerous outlet, but lacked support.

Season Impact

The win moves Sabadell up the Segunda División standings, strengthening their push for a play-off spot. For Real Oviedo, the defeat leaves them searching for consistency, particularly away from home. Next up, Sabadell travel to face a mid-table rival, while Oviedo return to the Carlos Tartiere hoping to bounce back in front of their own fans.