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Sporting Gijon

01-04 21:00

1 - 3

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Malaga

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Sporting Gijon

Malaga

Attacks

125

Dangerous Attacks

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5129

5046

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18′

César Gelabert

35′

Carlos Ruiz Rubio

42′

David Larrubia

Halftime 0-1

58′

adrian nino

64′

Joaquín Muñoz

Aarón Ochoa

64′

Rafael Rodríguez Ruiz

adrian nino

66′

Brian Olivan

Pablo Vázquez

66′

Álex Corredera

Gaspar Campos

73′

Dani Queipo

Jesús José Bernal Villarig

74′

Rafael Rodríguez Ruiz

81′

Juan Otero

85′

Brian Olivan

86′

Julen Lobete

David Larrubia

87′

Julen Lobete

88′

Julen Lobete

90′

Juanpe

Carlos Dotor

90′

Eneko Jauregi

Carlos Ruiz Rubio

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Match Info

Sporting Gijon suffered a disappointing 1-3 home defeat to Malaga in the Segunda Division on January 4, 2026. The result at the Estadio El Molinón was a significant setback for Gijon's promotion hopes as Malaga produced a clinical away performance. Sporting Gijon started brightly and took an early lead through a well-worked team goal finished by their center-forward. However, Malaga responded before halftime with a powerful header from a corner to equalize. The second half belonged entirely to the visitors, who scored twice in a ten-minute spell; first, a low drive from the edge of the box, followed by a breakaway goal sealed the three points. The focus point was Malaga's tactical shift to a more aggressive press after conceding, which completely disrupted Gijon's rhythm. The result sees Malaga climb into the playoff conversation, while Gijon drops several places in the league table. The Gijon manager lamented his team's collapse after a positive start, while the Malaga coach praised his side's resilience and second-half dominance. The lineups saw Gijon field their typical 4-4-2, while Malaga's flexible 4-2-3-1 proved decisive.