Kvida Wright 1-2 Cerdanyola del Valles: Away Side Come from Behind to Claim Vital Three Points

Spain TD5 – Poliesportiu Municipal de Montcada i Reixac | 10 May 2026, 18:30 CET

Cerdanyola del Valles staged a spirited second-half comeback to defeat Kvida Wright 2-1, ending a run of three matches without a win. The result lifts the visitors into the playoff conversation, while the home side are left to rue a missed opportunity after taking an early lead.

Match Overview

The encounter started well for Kvida Wright, who took the lead in the 17th minute. Forward Jordi Bosch latched onto a through ball from midfielder Marc Torres and finished calmly past Cerdanyola goalkeeper Carlos Luque. Kvida Wright then had chances to double their lead, but Luque made two fine saves to keep his team in the contest.

Second-Half Shift

Cerdanyola emerged a different side after the interval. Manager Xavi Molist made a tactical tweak, switching to a 3-5-2 to overload the midfield. The change paid off in the 58th minute when winger Adrián Castillo cut inside from the right and unleashed a curling shot into the top corner. The equaliser gave Cerdanyola momentum, and they completed the turnaround in the 74th minute. A corner from the left was only half-cleared, and centre-back Oriol Martínez smashed a volley through a crowded box to make it 2-1.

Key Moments

• 17th minute: Jordi Bosch gives Kvida Wright the lead after a neat one-two.
• 58th minute: Adrián Castillo’s spectacular equaliser swings the momentum.
• 74th minute: Oriol Martínez’s winner seals the comeback.
• 90+3 minute: Kvida Wright’s Miguel Ángel is sent off for a second yellow card.

Standout Players

• Adrián Castillo (Cerdanyola): A goal and an assist, the standout performer on the pitch.
• Oriol Martínez (Cerdanyola): Dominant at both ends, scoring the winner and winning all his aerial battles.
• Jordi Bosch (Kvida Wright): Scored a fine goal and worked tirelessly, but lacked support.

Table Impact

Cerdanyola climb to 47 points, moving into the playoff places on goal difference. Kvida Wright, still on 42 points, slip to ninth and now face an uphill battle to break into the top five.