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Granada CF

02-02 04:00

1 - 0

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Racing Santander

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Granada CF

Racing Santander

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103

Dangerous Attacks

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4044

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31′

José Manuel Arnáiz

41′

Pablo Ramon Parra

42′

Manu Hernando

Pablo Ramon Parra

47′

Baïla Diallo

48′

Sergio Ruiz

Halftime 1-0

46′

Jorge Pascual

Gonzalo Petit

46′

Suleiman Camara

Damián Rodríguez Sousa

57′

Loïc Williams Ntambue Kayumba Gironés

58′

Mario García Alvear

Jorge Salinas Viadero

58′

Manex Lozano

Giorgi Guliashvili

65′

Álex Sola

Pablo Saenz

66′

Suleiman Camara

69′

Facundo González

72′

Sergio Rodelas Pintor

José Manuel Arnáiz

75′

Oscar Naasei Oppong

78′

Maguette gueye

Marco Sangalli

79′

Gustavo Puerta

80′

Pau Casadesús

Oscar Naasei Oppong

80′

Izan González Muñoz

Pedro Alemañ Serna

83′

Sergio Rodelas Pintor

End 1-0

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Match Info

Granada CF secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Racing Santander in a Segunda Division fixture played on February 2, 2026. The match, which kicked off at 04:00, was decided by a single goal, allowing Granada to collect three crucial points in their campaign. The decisive moment came in the second half, with Granada's forward breaking the deadlock after a period of sustained pressure. Racing Santander struggled to create clear-cut chances against a disciplined Granada defense, which held firm to see out the result. The win provides a boost for Granada's league position as they aim for promotion, while Racing Santander will be disappointed to leave empty-handed from a closely contested match. The result impacts the Segunda Division table, with Granada moving up the standings and solidifying their playoff aspirations. Post-match, the Granada manager praised his team's resilience, while the Racing Santander coach lamented his side's lack of cutting edge in the final third.